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Pierced Window Screen (Jali), Red sandstone; pierced, carved — Pierced Window Screen (Jali)
second half 16th century

Screen, Lockwood de Forest American, Teak, plaited matting, mixed metals, American — Screen
Lockwood de Forest
Ahmedabad Wood Carving Company
ca. 1881–90

Fire screen, Ferdinand Hundt, Carved and gilded oak; silk panel not original to screen, German, Würzberg — Fire screen
Ferdinand Hundt
ca. 1736–40

Insika (screen), Tutsi artist, Cane, reed fibers, black pigment, Tutsi peoples — Insika (screen)
Tutsi artist
Early–mid-20th century

Fire screen (écran), Georges Jacob French, Carved, gilded and silvered beech; 18th-century silk brocade (not original to frame), French, Paris — Fire screen (écran)
Georges Jacob
Philippe de Lasalle
ca. 1786

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), Marble — Pierced Window Screen (Jali)
early 17th century

Eileen Gray

ca. 1922–25

Samuel Yellin

ca. 1926

Four-leaf folding screen (Paravent), Carved and gilded walnut and poplar; upholstered with 18th-century blue and silver silk lampas, French — Four-leaf folding screen (Paravent)
French
ca. 1780

Screen: "Porcupines" and "Nightmare", Robert Winthrop Chanler American, Oil on wood, American — Screen: "Porcupines" and "Nightmare"
Robert Winthrop Chanler
1914

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), Marble; pierced — Pierced Window Screen (Jali)
early 17th century

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), Red sandstone; pierced, carved — Pierced Window Screen (Jali)
second half 16th century

Screen, Eight-panel folding screen; colors and gold on silk, China — Screen
China

Screen, Five-panel folding screen; lacquer on wood, colors and gold, China — Screen
China
1676

Mashrabiyya Screen with Two Gazelles, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen with Two Gazelles
18th or 19th century

Column from a Choir Screen, Marble (Carrara marble), Central Italian — Column from a Choir Screen
Central Italian
ca. 800–900

Choir screen panel (one of six), Nicolas Castille, Carved oak, French, Normandy — Choir screen panel (one of six)
Nicolas Castille
ca. 1508–10

Choir screen panel (one of six), Nicolas Castille, Carved oak, French, Normandy — Choir screen panel (one of six)
Nicolas Castille
ca. 1508–10

Choir screen panel (one of six), Nicolas Castille, Carved oak, French, Normandy — Choir screen panel (one of six)
Nicolas Castille
ca. 1508–10

Choir screen panel (one of six), Nicolas Castille, Carved oak, French, Normandy — Choir screen panel (one of six)
Nicolas Castille
ca. 1508–10

Choir screen panel (one of six), Nicolas Castille, Carved oak, French, Normandy — Choir screen panel (one of six)
Nicolas Castille
ca. 1508–10

Choir screen panel (one of six), Nicolas Castille, Carved oak, French, Normandy — Choir screen panel (one of six)
Nicolas Castille
ca. 1508–10

Screen, Silk and wool, French — Screen
French
early 18th century

Screen, Iron, partly gilt, French — Screen
French
18th century

Screen, Wood; turned, carved, and painted — Screen
16th–17th century

Screen, Wood; turned, carved, and painted — Screen
16th–17th century

Screen, Oak, French — Screen
French
15th century

American

ca. 1885

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Mashrabiya Screen, Wood — Mashrabiya Screen
18th–19th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Table screen with landscape, Cloisonné enamel, wood frame and stand, China — Table screen with landscape
China
second half 15th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century

Hunting screen, Unidentified artists , Korean, Eight-panel folding screen, ink and color on paper, Korea — Hunting screen
Unidentified artists
19th century

Mashrabiyya Screen, Wood; turned — Mashrabiyya Screen
15th–16th century