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Mask (Le Op), Turtle shell, hair, fiber, pigment, Torres Strait Island people — Mask (Le Op)
Torres Strait Island people
mid- to late 19th century

Drum (Warup), Wood, reptile skin, nuts, feathers, fiber, pigment, Torres Strait Island people — Drum (Warup)
Torres Strait Island people
mid-19th–early 20th century

Mask (Buk, Krar, or Kara), Turtle shell, wood, cassowary feathers, fiber, resin, shell, paint, Torres Strait Islander — Mask (Buk, Krar, or Kara)
Torres Strait Islander
mid to late 19th century

Mask (Mawa), Wood, paint, shells, cloth, wool, fiber, Torres Strait Islander — Mask (Mawa)
Torres Strait Islander
mid-19th–early 20th century

Pintura Constructiva, Joaquín Torres-García Uruguayan, Oil on canvas — Pintura Constructiva
Joaquín Torres-García
1931

Canoe Figurehead (Nguzu Nguzu, Musu Musu, or Toto Isu), Wood, paint, shell, New Georgia Island people(?) — Canoe Figurehead (Nguzu Nguzu, Musu Musu, or Toto Isu)
New Georgia Island people(?)
late 19th–early 20th century

Dance Club, Wood, paint, cassowary feathers, Torres Strait Islander — Dance Club
Torres Strait Islander
late 19th–early 20th century

Mamuli (ear ornament or pendant), Sumba Island artist, Gold, Sumba Island — Mamuli (ear ornament or pendant)
Sumba Island artist
19th century

Hai kara jangga (women’s ornamental comb), Sumba Island artist, Turtle shell, Sumba Island — Hai kara jangga (women’s ornamental comb)
Sumba Island artist
late 19th–early 20th century

Dadatoko (ceremonial dance shield), Halmahera Island artist, Wood, shell, porcelain, paint, resin, Halmahera Island — Dadatoko (ceremonial dance shield)
Halmahera Island artist
late 19th–early 20th century

Marangga (pendant), Sumba Island artist, Gold, Sumba Island — Marangga (pendant)
Sumba Island artist
19th–early 20th century

Mamuli (ear ornament or pendant), Sumba Island artist, Gold, Sumba Island — Mamuli (ear ornament or pendant)
Sumba Island artist
19th century

Mamuli (ear ornament or pendant), Sumba Island artist, Gold, Sumba Island — Mamuli (ear ornament or pendant)
Sumba Island artist
19th century

Itara (ancestor figure), Ataúro Island artists, Wood, Atauro Island — Itara (ancestor figure)
Ataúro Island artists
late 19th–early 20th century

Itara (ancestor figures), Ataúro Island artists, Wood, cloth, fiber, Atauro Island — Itara (ancestor figures)
Ataúro Island artists
late 19th–early 20th century

Warup (drum), Wood, skin, Torres Strait, Australia — Warup (drum)
Torres Strait, Australia
late 19th century

Removedor, Joaquín Torres-García Uruguayan — Removedor
Joaquín Torres-García
Guido Castillo
1944–53

Raison et nature : théorie, Joaquín Torres-García Uruguayan — Raison et nature : théorie
Joaquín Torres-García
1932

Ceremonial string winder, Kisar Island artist, Wood, Probably Kisar Island — Ceremonial string winder
Kisar Island artist
19th–early 20th century

Briefs, Ruben Torres American, Lycra, French — Briefs
Ruben Torres
1967

Suit, Ruben Torres American, wool, Lycra, French — Suit
Ruben Torres
1967

Partial Nude Resting on Green Drapery, Horacio Torres Uruguayan, Oil on linen — Partial Nude Resting on Green Drapery
Horacio Torres
1972

José, Rigoberto Torres American, born Puerto Rico, Painted cast plaster and gems — José
Rigoberto Torres
1982–83

Biola (mask), Timor Island artist, Wood, fiber, traces of paint, lime, hair, Probably Timor-Leste (East Timor) — Biola (mask)
Timor Island artist
19th–early 20th century

Tais feto (women’s tube skirt), Timor Island artist, Silk, cotton, Timor — Tais feto (women’s tube skirt)
Timor Island artist
19th–early 20th century

[No Title], Felix Gonzalez-Torres American, born Cuba, Instant diffusion transfer print (Polaroid) — [No Title]
Felix Gonzalez-Torres
1985

"Untitled" (Album), Felix Gonzalez-Torres American, born Cuba, Blind stamped leather album with interleaved paper pages bound with ribbons, paper, paper envelopes with ink stamps, stamps and pen, chromogenic prints with ink inscriptions on verso, photo mechanical prints on paperboard, newspaper and commercially printed paper with ink — "Untitled" (Album)
Felix Gonzalez-Torres
Edition Julie Sylvester
1992

Figure of a Man, Joaquín Torres-García Uruguayan, Oil on wood — Figure of a Man
Joaquín Torres-García
1930

Constructivo con objectos, Joaquín Torres-García Uruguayan, Oil on paperboard, mounted on plywood — Constructivo con objectos
Joaquín Torres-García
1936

House post figure, Lake Sentani artist, Wood, Sentani people — House post figure
Lake Sentani artist
19th century

Male figure (tiki) representing the deity Rongo, Wood, Mangarevan people — Male figure (tiki) representing the deity Rongo
Mangarevan people
Early 19th century

Ancestor Figure, Wood, paint, fiber, ferrous metal, Sawos people — Ancestor Figure
Sawos people
19th century or earlier

Bis Pole, Wood, paint, fiber, Asmat people — Bis Pole
Asmat people
late 1950s

Ennanga, Ganda, Wood, vegetal fiber, snake skin, hide, Ganda people — Ennanga
Ganda
19th century

Ceremonial Board (Malu), Wood, Sawos people — Ceremonial Board (Malu)
Sawos people
19th century

Mask (eharo), Barkcloth, cane, paint, fiber, Elema people — Mask (eharo)
Elema people
Early 20th century

Skull Hook (Agiba), Wood, paint, plant fiber, Kerewa people — Skull Hook (Agiba)
Kerewa people
19th–early 20th century

Female Figure (Tetepeku), Wood, paint, Abelam people — Female Figure (Tetepeku)
Abelam people
19th–early 20th century

House-post Figure, Wood, paint, fiber, Kambot people — House-post Figure
Kambot people
19th century

Headdress (Kapurei), Wood, paint, Sulka people — Headdress (Kapurei)
Sulka people
late 19th–early 20th century