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Untitled (Cracked Watermelon), Charles Ethan Porter American, Oil on canvas, American
Untitled (Cracked Watermelon)
Charles Ethan Porter
ca. 1890
Watermelon, Ron Nagle American, Glazed earthenware
Watermelon
Ron Nagle
1983
[Man Cutting Watermelon], Johnson American, Carbon print
[Man Cutting Watermelon]
Johnson
1898–1903
Still Life with Watermelon, New York, Irving Penn American, Dye transfer print
Still Life with Watermelon, New York
Irving Penn
1947, printed 1985
St. Peter with angels eating watermelon, Mildred Walquist, Earthenware, American
St. Peter with angels eating watermelon
Mildred Walquist
1930–40
Family, Danville, Virginia, Emmet Gowin American, Gelatin silver print
Family, Danville, Virginia
Emmet Gowin
1969
Watermelon, Zhang Dazhuang Chinese, Folding fan; ink and color on alum paper, China
Watermelon
Zhang Dazhuang
dated 1963
Still-Life with a Watermelon and Pomegranates, Paul Cézanne French, Watercolor over graphite on laid paper
Still-Life with a Watermelon and Pomegranates
Paul Cézanne
1900–1906
Still Life with a Watermelon, Pablo Picasso Spanish, Linoleum cut
Still Life with a Watermelon
Multiple artists/makers
1962
"Purple Amaranth and Watermelon", Folio from a Dispersed Nuzhatnama-i ‘Ala’i of Shahmardan ibn Abi’l Khayr, Shamardan ibn Abi 'l Khayr Iranian, Ink, opaque watercolor, and gold on paper
"Purple Amaranth and Watermelon", Folio from a Dispersed Nuzhatnama-i ‘Ala’i of Shahmardan ibn Abi’l Khayr
Shamardan ibn Abi 'l Khayr
early 15th century
Watermelon, from the Fruits series (N12) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands, Allen & Ginter American, Commercial color lithograph
Watermelon, from the Fruits series (N12) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands
Allen & Ginter
George S. Harris & Sons
1891
Necktie, silk, American
Necktie
American
ca. 1935
Rose Coghlan as "The Watermelon," from the series Fancy Dress Ball Costumes (N73) for Duke brand cigarettes, W. Duke, Sons & Co. American, Commercial color lithograph
Rose Coghlan as "The Watermelon," from the series Fancy Dress Ball Costumes (N73) for Duke brand cigarettes
W. Duke, Sons & Co.
Knapp & Company
1889
Books and Scholarly Accoutrements, Unidentified artist, Two-panel folding screen; ink and color on paper, Korea
Books and Scholarly Accoutrements
Unidentified artist
19th century
Louisiana, William Eggleston American, Dye transfer print
On loan to The Met
Louisiana
William Eggleston
ca. 1971–74
From the Sunny South series (N157) for Kimball Sweet Lavender Tobacco.
American Tobacco Company
1890
From the Sunny South series (N157) for Kimball Sweet Lavender Tobacco.
American Tobacco Company
1890
Vase, Grueby Faience Company American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Grueby Faience Company
ca. 1898–1900
Vase, Grueby Faience Company American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Grueby Faience Company
ca. 1898–1909
Vase, Grueby Faience Company American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Grueby Faience Company
ca. 1898–1900
From the Sunny South series (N157) for Duke Honest Long Cut Tobacco
American Tobacco Company
1890
From the Sunny South series (N157) for Duke Honest Long Cut Tobacco
American Tobacco Company
1890
Vase, Grueby Faience Company American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Grueby Faience Company
ca. 1900–9
Vase, Annie V. Lingley American, Earthenware, American
Vase
Annie V. Lingley
Grueby Faience Company
ca. 1899–1910
Vase with landscape, Grueby Faience Company American, Earthenware, American
Vase with landscape
Grueby Faience Company
1909–10
Tobacco jar, Wilhelmina Post American, Earthenware, American
Tobacco jar
Wilhelmina Post
Grueby Faience Company
1906
Rose Coughlan as "The Watermelon," from the Fancy Dress Ball Costumes series (N107) to promote Honest Long Cut Tobacco manufactured by W. Duke Sons & Co.
W. Duke, Sons & Co.
Knapp & Company
1889
Textile Design with Alternating Vertical Strips of White Circles and Red Ribbons Over a Blue and Pink Striped Background
Robert Bryer
ca. 1940–50
[Boy eating watermelon] from William S. Kimball & Co. Advertising cards (HP1a)
William S. Kimball & Company
1880s
"Two Souls With But A Single Thought"
Thomas B. Worth
Currier & Ives
1889
Clown holding watermelon, from the Circus Caramels series (E43) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Circus Caramels, American Caramel Company, Philadelphia American, Commercial color lithograph
Clown holding watermelon, from the Circus Caramels series (E43) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Circus Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910
Design for Embroidery with Two Large Garlands and a Variety of Labelled Stylized Flowers
Italian School
ca. 1850–1900
Carving One of Our Watermelons, William H. Martin American, Gelatin silver print
Carving One of Our Watermelons
William H. Martin
1909
Carving Watermelons in Oklahoma
George B. Cornish
ca. 1910
[Roadside Fish and Produce Stand with Young Men Holding Watermelons, Near Birmingham, Alabama], Walker Evans American, Film negative
[Roadside Fish and Produce Stand with Young Men Holding Watermelons, Near Birmingham, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936
Procession of the Parish of St. Saviour Southwark and Lightermen & Watermen on the 3rd October, 1820
Francis Vincent
Caroline of Brunswick
December 1820
Banner of the Whitehall Watermen (Aquatic Procession), plate from "Memoir... of the Completion of the New York Canals"
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1825
The New York Cries, in Rhyme
Mahlon Day
1834
Miseries of London: Entering upon any of the bridges of London or any of the passages leading to the Thames being assailed by a group of watermen holding up their hands and bawling out. Oars Sculls. Sculls. Oars. Oars., Thomas Rowlandson British, Hand-colored etching
Miseries of London: Entering upon any of the bridges of London or any of the passages leading to the Thames being assailed by a group of watermen holding up their hands and bawling out. Oars Sculls. Sculls. Oars. Oars.
Thomas Rowlandson
[July 14, 1807], reissued July 14, 1812
Miseries of London: Entering upon any of the bridges of London or any of the passages leading to the Thames being assailed by a group of watermen holding up their hands and bawling out. Oars Sculls. Sculls. Oars. Oars., Thomas Rowlandson British, Etching
Miseries of London: Entering upon any of the bridges of London or any of the passages leading to the Thames being assailed by a group of watermen holding up their hands and bawling out. Oars Sculls. Sculls. Oars. Oars.
Thomas Rowlandson
July 14, 1807