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Magpie
Li Kuchan
20th century
Magpie
Xie Zhiliu
20th century
Magpie
Charles-François Daubigny
1843
Magpie
China
18th century or later
Magpie
China
18th century or later
The Tame Magpie
Alessandro Magnasco
ca. 1707–8
Magpie (one of a pair)
Meissen Manufactory
1733
Works on Paper
Tony Towle
1978
Flying Magpie
Xu Beihong
dated 1942
Manuel Osorio Manrique de Zuñiga (1784–1792)
Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1787–88
Magpie on Viburnum Branch
Genga
early 16th century
Magpie (one of a pair)
Meissen Manufactory
1733
The Magpie (Vol. XXIII, no. 2, June 1939)
Robert Blackburn
1939
Vase with auspicious animals
China
late 16th–17th century
Magpie and Swallow
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–45
Dish with Flowering Plum and Birds
China
14th century
Vase with flowers and birds of the four seasons
China
early 18th century
Dish with "Magpie"
Vietnam
15th–16th century
Columbia Jay and Magpie (six blocks)
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–42
Columbia Jay and Magpie (first block)
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–42
Columbia Jay and Magpie (two blocks)
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–42
Columbia Jay and Magpie (five blocks)
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–42
Columbia Jay and Magpie (three blocks)
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–42
Columbia Jay and Magpie (four blocks)
Anthony La Paglia
ca. 1920–42
Wintery Bough and Magpies
Unidentified artist
Magpies and Prunus
Ding Liangxian
ca. 1700–1750
Magpie from Birds album cards (W211)
late 19th century
Box with plum blossoms and birds
China
early 17th century
Magpies Gathering in a Grove by a Pavilion
Unidentified artist
Plate with Monkey, Bees, Magpie, and Deer
China
late 17th–early 18th century
The Magpie, “Metropolitan Issue” (Vol. XXIII, no. 1, January 1939)
Robert Blackburn
1939
The Magpie, “Outdoor Issue” (Vol. XX, no. 2, Spring 1936)
Robert Blackburn
1936
The Magpie, “American Issue” (Vol. XXI, no. 2, June 1937)
Robert Blackburn
1937
The Magpie, “Anniversary Issue” (Vol. XXII, no. 1, January 1938)
Robert Blackburn
1938
The Magpie, “Vagabond Issue” (Vol. XXII, no. 2, June 1938)
Robert Blackburn
1938
The Magpie, “Man’s World Issue” (Vol. XXI, no. 1, January 1937)
Robert Blackburn
1937
Rectangular tray with peonies and birds
China
16th century
Margot la Critique
Félix Bracquemond
1854
The Nine Pierides Transformed into Magpies after Their Unsuccessful Competition with the Muses (Ovid, Metamorphoses, V, 294 ff.)
Antoine Dieu
n.d.
The Raven (Corvus corax), the Common Crow (Corvus americanus) and the Magpie (Pica caudata), plate 24, figs. 51-53
John William Hill
1844