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Medallion, St. George Slaying The Dragon, Boxwood, Slavic — Medallion, St. George Slaying The Dragon
Slavic
17th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
12th–13th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–12th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
9th–10th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–12th century

Stirrup, Iron, silver, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, copper alloy, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
12th–13th century

Stirrup, Iron, West Slavic — Stirrup
West Slavic
12th–13th century

Prick Spur (Left), Iron alloy, German or Slavic — Prick Spur (Left)
German or Slavic
13th century

Stirrup, Iron, probably West Slavic — Stirrup
probably West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, silver, Germanic or Slavic — Stirrup
Germanic or Slavic
8th–9th century

Stirrup, Iron, German or West Slavic — Stirrup
German or West Slavic
9th–10th century

Stirrup, Iron, German or West Slavic — Stirrup
German or West Slavic
10th–11th century

Stirrup, Iron, Germanic or West Slavic — Stirrup
Germanic or West Slavic
10th–11th century

Road Menders, Neal Slavin American, Gelatin silver print — Road Menders
Neal Slavin
1968

Kaftan, Silk, linen, fur, Alanic — Kaftan
Alanic
ca. 7th–9th century CE

Jar, Probably almost colorless glass. Blown (the body blown in a dip mold), the rim finished at the furnace., Islamic — Jar
Islamic
7th–11th century

Flask, Almost colorless (brown tinged) and translucent purple glass. Blown (the body blown in a dip mold), the rim finished at the furnace, wheel-cut., Islamic — Flask
Islamic
9th–11th century

Flask, Probably almost colorless glass with a green or yellowish tint. Blown, the rim finished at the furnace, the decoration applied and tooled., Islamic — Flask
Islamic
7th–9th century

"Corroso" Vase, Flavio Poli Italian, Glass — "Corroso" Vase
Flavio Poli
Seguso Vetri d'Arte
ca. 1957

The Diagonal of May 25, 1963 (To Robert Rosenblum), Dan Flavin American, Metal and glass — The Diagonal of May 25, 1963 (To Robert Rosenblum)
Dan Flavin
1963

Untitled, Dan Flavin American, Pink, red, and green fluorescent lights and metal — Untitled
Dan Flavin
1995

Évora Painting

Neal Slavin

ca. 1970

Tomb Photograph

Neal Slavin

ca. 1971

Girl with Long Hair

Neal Slavin

ca. 1971

Statue of Liberty

Neal Slavin

1970s

[Computers in the Classroom: States and Capitals]

Neal Slavin

1980

[Media Room with Kids Playing Atari]

Neal Slavin

1980

Shirt and Sunlight

Neal Slavin

1960s

Neal Slavin

1960s

Monkey vessel, Mixtec (Ñuu Savi) artists, travertine, pyrite, shell, Mixtec — Monkey vessel
Mixtec (Ñuu Savi) artists
1350–1521 CE