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Camel, Fresco transferred to canvas, Spanish
Camel
Spanish
first half 12th century (possibly 1129–34)
Camel, Gold; enameled with champlevé, lacquered and set with diamond chips
Camel
probably 18th–19th century
Camel, Mary Atwood, Lustreware, British
Camel
Mary Atwood
19th century
Terracotta figurine of a camel carrying transport amphorae, Terracotta, Roman, Egyptian
Terracotta figurine of a camel carrying transport amphorae
Roman, Egyptian
late 2nd–early 3rd century CE
Camel, Polychromed wooden body covered with stucco; wooden saddle and leather girth straps; burlap cushion and leather saddlebags, Italian, Naples
Camel
Italian, Naples
second half 18th century
Camel, Earthenware with traces of pigment, China
Camel
China
7th–8th century
Camel, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory British, Soft-paste porcelain, British, Chelsea
Camel
Factory Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1760
Camel statuette, Elkington & Co. British, Silver on base metal, British, Birmingham, after German, Danzig original
Camel statuette
Manufacturer Elkington & Co.
19th century, after ca. 1647 original
Composite Camel with Attendant, Opaque watercolor and ink on paper
Composite Camel with Attendant
third quarter 16th century
Terracotta lamp in the form of a camel, Terracotta, Greek or Roman
Terracotta lamp in the form of a camel
Greek or Roman
3rd century BCE–3rd century CE
Head from the figure of a camel, Terracotta, white slip
Head from the figure of a camel
332–30 BCE
Camel, Earthenware with three-color (sancai) glaze, China
Camel
China
8th century
Bactrian camel, Copper alloy, Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex
Bactrian camel
Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex
ca. late 3rd–early 2nd millennium BCE
Camel Rider, Pottery
Camel Rider
664–332 BCE
Netsuke of a Camel, Ivory, Japan
Netsuke of a Camel
Japan
19th century
Head of a Camel, Earthenware, Central Asia
Head of a Camel
Central Asia
early 12th century
Shaffron (Head Defense) for a Camel, Steel, copper alloy, leather, Turkish
Shaffron (Head Defense) for a Camel
Turkish
possibly 17th century
Teapot in the form of a camel, Salt-glazed stoneware, British, Staffordshire
Teapot in the form of a camel
British, Staffordshire
ca. 1745
Camel, Earthenware with traces of pigment, China
Camel
China
mid-to-late 6th century
Head of Camel, Earthenware, slip, oxide pigment, Coptic
Head of Camel
Coptic
4th–7th century
Three Men and a Camel, Willy Stieborsky Austrian, Charcoal, brush and black ink, white heightening.
Three Men and a Camel
Willy Stieborsky
1900–1966
Camel with saddle bags, Earthenware with traces of pigment, China
Camel with saddle bags
China
late 6th–early 7th century
Camel, Earthenware, China
Camel
China
7th–8th century
Camel, from the Quadrupeds series (N21) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, Allen & Ginter American, Commercial color lithograph
Camel, from the Quadrupeds series (N21) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes
Publisher Allen & Ginter
Lithographer Lindner, Eddy & Claus
1890
Camel, from Quadrupeds series (N41) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, Allen & Ginter American, Commercial color lithograph
Camel, from Quadrupeds series (N41) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes
Publisher Issued by Allen & Ginter
Lithographer Lithography by Lindner, Eddy & Claus
1890
Camel Trapping (Asmalyk), Wool; embroidered with silk
Camel Trapping (Asmalyk)
19th century
[Rusted Metal Sign: "Camel [Cigarettes]: So Mild, So Good"], Unknown, Painted metal
Mild, So Good"]
Unknown
collected 1960s–70s
Teapot in the form of a camel, Salt-glazed stoneware, British, Staffordshire
Teapot in the form of a camel
British, Staffordshire
ca. 1745
Head and neck of camel, Ceramic, Parthian
Head and neck of camel
Parthian
ca. 2nd century BCE
Teapot in the form of a camel, Salt-glazed stoneware, British, Staffordshire
Teapot in the form of a camel
British, Staffordshire
ca. 1745
Camel and riders, Silver, Nabataean
Camel and riders
Nabataean
ca. 1st century BCE–1st century CE
[J.C.S. on a Riding Camel], Unknown, Albumen silver print
[J.C.S. on a Riding Camel]
Unknown
1858–61
Turk and camel (representing Asia) (part of a set), Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), probably French, Niderviller
Turk and camel (representing Asia) (part of a set)
probably French, Niderviller
1755–70
Men Gathered Around a Camel, Léon Davent French, Etching
Men Gathered Around a Camel
Léon Davent
after Francesco Primaticcio
mid-16th century
Camel Pack, Irving Penn American, Platinum-palladium print
Camel Pack
Irving Penn
1975, printed 1975
Roundel with King Arthur Riding on a Camel (from a Series of the Nine Heroes), Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, North Netherlandish
Roundel with King Arthur Riding on a Camel (from a Series of the Nine Heroes)
North Netherlandish
1500–1510
Two Camel Heads, Stefano della Bella Italian, Etching, state ii or iii
Two Camel Heads
Stefano della Bella
Publisher Pierre Mariette
ca. 1641
Ūd, Abdo George Nahat Syrian, Wood, camel bone, Syrian
Ūd
Abdo George Nahat
1925
Coat, Perry Ellis Sportswear Inc. American, camel hair, American
Coat
Design House Perry Ellis Sportswear Inc.
Designer Perry Ellis
fall/winter 1986–87
Jacket, Perry Ellis Sportswear Inc. American, camel hair, American
Jacket
Design House Perry Ellis Sportswear Inc.
Designer Perry Ellis
fall/winter 1986–87
Pekin. No. 923, Lai Afong Chinese, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Pekin. No. 923
Attributed to Lai Afong
1867
Vase in the form of a camel, Worcester factory British, Porcelain, British
Vase in the form of a camel
Worcester factory
Modeler James Hadley
1870

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