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Drum, Wood, polychrome, skin, trade beads, plastic, Akan Ashanti people
Drum
Akan Ashanti people
early 20th century
Allegory of Trade, Zwischengold glass, Bohemian
Allegory of Trade
Bohemian
ca. 1730
Perminangken (container for magical substances), Toba Batak artist, Wood, trade porcelain, Toba Batak
Perminangken (container for magical substances)
Toba Batak artist
19th–early 20th century
Perminangken (container for magical substances), Toba Batak artist, Wood, trade ceramic, Toba Batak
Perminangken (container for magical substances)
Toba Batak artist
19th–early 20th century
Perminangken (container for magical substances), Toba Batak artist, Wood, trade porcelain, Toba Batak
Perminangken (container for magical substances)
Toba Batak artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Tema (breastplate), Santa Cruz Islands artist, Tridacna shell, turtle shell, trade cloth, fiber, Santa Cruz Islands
Tema (breastplate)
Santa Cruz Islands artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Indian Trade Cloth (Patola), Silk, India, Gujarat region
Indian Trade Cloth (Patola)
India, Gujarat region
19th century or earlier
Headdress and Nose Ornament, Shell, fiber, trade yarn, Middle Sepik
Headdress and Nose Ornament
Middle Sepik
mid-20th century
[Trade Card: J. J. Hawes, Porcelains]
Unknown
Subject Josiah Johnson Hawes
late 1850s–70s
[Trade Card: Hawes Bros. National Gallery]
Multiple artists/makers
late 1850s–70s
Perminangken (container for magical substances), Toba Batak artist, Wood, trade ceramic, copper/zinc alloy (mouth inlay), Toba Batak peoples
Perminangken (container for magical substances)
Toba Batak artist
19th–early 20th century
Design for a Trade Card, Pietro Antonio Novelli Italian, Pen and brown ink, gray wash
Design for a Trade Card
Pietro Antonio Novelli
mid-18th century
World Trade Center Transportation Hub, Santiago Calatrava Spanish, Painted plywood and plastic
World Trade Center Transportation Hub
Designer Santiago Calatrava
2003
Novelty trade card
Author Issued by Trade Palace, Topeka
1880–90
Button Blanket, Wool trade cloth, shell buttons, Kagani Haida
Button Blanket
Kagani Haida
ca. 1880
Card Case, Birchbark, moosehair, cotton trade cloth, Huron
Card Case
Huron
mid to late 19th century
Dance Cape, known as a Button Blanket, Wool trade cloth, shell buttons, Tsimshian
Dance Cape, known as a Button Blanket
Tsimshian
1850–60
Man's Jacket, Bast fiber, trade wool, shell, Atayal
Man's Jacket
Atayal
mid-19th–early 20th century
Pincushion, Silk trade cloth, porcupine quill, Huron
Pincushion
Huron
1820s–30s
Traite des Nègres (The Slave Trade), Frédéric Etienne Joseph Feldtrappe, Cotton, roller printed, French, Alsace
Traite des Nègres (The Slave Trade)
Designer Designed by Frédéric Etienne Joseph Feldtrappe
After a painting by George Morland
Engraver After an engraving by John Raphael Smith
early 19th century
Trade card for George A. Schastey, John Harper Bonnell & Co., Ink on paper, American
Trade card for George A. Schastey
Printer John Harper Bonnell & Co.
Subject George A. Schastey
1876–79
Mandau (sword) and sheath, Kenyah or Kayan artist, Steel, brass, wood, antler, bone, hair, trade cloth, fiber, Kenyah or Kayan peoples
Mandau (sword) and sheath
Kenyah or Kayan artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Topi (beaded hat with forehead ornament), Dayak artist, Brass, fiber, cotton trade cloth, glass beads, animal teeth, Dayak people
Topi (beaded hat with forehead ornament)
Dayak artist
19th–early 20th century
Trade Card, Anonymous, British, 19th century British, Engraving
Trade Card
Anonymous, British, 19th century
19th century
Trade card, Anonymous, British, 19th century British, Engraving
Trade card
Anonymous, British, 19th century
19th century
Trade Card, Anonymous, British, 19th century British, Engraving
Trade Card
Anonymous, British, 19th century
19th century
Trade Card, Anonymous, British, 19th century British, Engraving
Trade Card
Anonymous, British, 19th century
19th century
Trade Card, Reinier Vinkeles Dutch, Engraving
Trade Card
Engraver Reinier Vinkeles
J. G. Waldorp
Publisher C. S. Roos
19th century
Utility Furniture, Catalogue
Publisher Issued by Board of Trade
Printer His Majesty's Stationary Office
June 1947
[Calling Card: Mr. Edward Southworth Hawes]
Unknown
late 1850s–70s
[Calling Card: Mrs. Charles E. Hawes]
Unknown
late 1850s–70s
World Trade Center
Hiroshi Sugimoto
1997
World Trade Center
Gerald Incandela
1978
Yokohama Trade: Picture of Westerners Shipping Cargo, Utagawa (Gountei) Sadahide Japanese, Oban pentaptych of woodblock prints; ink and color on paper, Japan
Yokohama Trade: Picture of Westerners Shipping Cargo
Utagawa (Gountei) Sadahide
April 1861
Trade Card, Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise French, Black ink
Trade Card
Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise
January 1835
Monthly Trade Review, Vol. XIII, No. (5?)
Author McCrossan's Monthly Trade Review
late 1880s
Man's Suit, Georgeann Robinson Native American, Wool trade cloth, silk , glass, sequins
Man's Suit
Georgeann Robinson
1965–70
McCrossan's Monthly Trade Review. Vol. XII, No. 10
Author McCrossan's Monthly Trade Review
1888
Monthly Trade Review Vol. XIII, No. 3, October 1888
Author McCrossan's Monthly Trade Review
October 1888
Trade Card for Burgis's Lithographic Drawing Books, Anonymous, British, early 19th century British, Engraving and letterpress
Trade Card for Burgis's Lithographic Drawing Books
Anonymous, British, early 19th century
1820
Annie, Gwen, Lilly, Pam and Tulip, Eric Fischl American, Artist's book (trade)
Annie, Gwen, Lilly, Pam and Tulip
Multiple artists/makers
1989
My Pretty Pony, Barbara Kruger American, Artist's book (trade)
My Pretty Pony
Multiple artists/makers
1989

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