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Man in tricorn hat and overcoat, shown in frontal view and holding a staff with a winding vine, landscape with trees beyond, Louis Desplaces  French, Etching with engraving
Louis Desplaces
After Antoine Watteau
ca. 1710–39
Publisher Issued by National Cigarette & Tobacco Co.
ca. 1888–95
Tricorne, wool, European
European
late 18th century
Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman  American, wool, American
Department Store Bergdorf Goodman
1942–43
Tricorne, Dunlap & Company  American, silk, wool, fur (rabbit), feathers, American
Manufacturer Dunlap & Company
1905–6
Tricorne, [no medium available], American or European
American or European
mid-18th century
Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman  American, wool, American
Department Store Bergdorf Goodman
1942–43
Tricorne, wool, Italian
Italian
mid-18th century
Tricorne, wool, probably French
probably French
1750–75
Tricorne, straw, French
French
1912
Tricorne, wool, metal, paper, Italian
Italian
mid-18th century
Tricorne, [no medium available], American or European
American or European
18th century
Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman  American, straw, American or European
Department Store Bergdorf Goodman
1700–1950
Hat, straw, wool, American
American
ca. 1917
Tricorne, silk, silver, Austrian
Austrian
18th century
Tricorne, sequins, feathers, American
American
ca. 1914
Tricorne, straw, silk, metal, feathers, American
American
1901–2
Standing cup with cover, Glass, German, Silesia
German, Silesia
ca. 1740
Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman  American, straw, American
Department Store Bergdorf Goodman
1947
Tricorne, Madame Virot, silk, wire, feathers, French
Designer Madame Virot
1899–1912
Bicorne, hide, probably French
probably French
1750–75
Hat, [no medium available], Italian
Italian
late 18th–early 19th century
Hat, [no medium available], British
British
ca. 1800
Chess set and board with box, Silver, gold, leather, Austrian, Vienna
Austrian, Vienna
1767
Self-Portrait in a Cocked Hat, Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)  Spanish, Pen and brown (iron gall?) ink on paper
Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
ca. 1790
Bicorne, beaver, silk, American
American
1790–1810
Hat, wool, silk, French
French
late 1930s
Hat, [no medium available], Italian
Italian
early 19th century
Hat, [no medium available], Italian
Italian
late 18th–early 19th century
Suit, wool, silk, gold, British
British
1750–75
Caricature of a Print seller, Jean Charles Delafosse  French, Pen and black ink, brush and gray and colored wash over traces of black chalk
Jean Charles Delafosse
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Ennemond Alexandre Petitot
Hat, leather, silk, cotton, paper, Spanish
Spanish
first half 20th century
Bicorne, Shannon, Miller & Crane  American, Fur, silk, metallic, American
Designer Shannon, Miller & Crane
late 19th century
Designer Probably designed by Daniel Greatbatch
D. & J. Henderson Flint Stoneware Manufactory
ca. 1828–33
Military bicorne, Bent & Bush, Fur, metallic, silk, metal, American
Designer Bent & Bush
1875–80
Hat, House of Balenciaga  French, cotton, French
Design House House of Balenciaga
Designer Cristobal Balenciaga
ca. 1963
Hat, wool, French
French
1938
Hat, (a) beaver<br/>(b) tin, American
American
19th century
Hat, Hawes Incorporated  American, Wool, silk, American
Design House Hawes Incorporated
Designer Elizabeth Hawes
1936
Masquerader (one of a pair), Meissen Manufactory  German, Hard paste-porcelain, German, Meissen
Manufactory Meissen Manufactory
Modeler Johann Joachim Kändler
1745
Hat, [no medium available], American
American
19th century
Multiple artists/makers
1818

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