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Evening wrap, House of Balenciaga French, silk, French — Evening wrap
House of Balenciaga
Cristobal Balenciaga
1951

Cotton Pickers, Georgia, Thomas Hart Benton American, Tempera and oil on canvas — Cotton Pickers, Georgia
Thomas Hart Benton
1928–29

John Brown, John Steuart Curry American, Oil on canvas — John Brown
John Steuart Curry
1939

Wisconsin Landscape, John Steuart Curry American, Oil on canvas — Wisconsin Landscape
John Steuart Curry
1938–39

July Hay, Thomas Hart Benton American, Egg tempera, methyl cellulose, and oil on Masonite — July Hay
Thomas Hart Benton
1943

Washington Square Evening, Carlos Anderson American, Lithograph — Washington Square Evening
Carlos Anderson
WPA
1935–43

Tractor Study for “America Today” Murals (Midwest panel), Thomas Hart Benton American, Graphite on paper — Tractor Study for “America Today” Murals (Midwest panel)
Thomas Hart Benton
ca. 1928

America Today, Thomas Hart Benton American, Ten panels: Egg tempera with oil glazing over Permalba on a gesso ground on linen mounted to wood panels with a honeycomb interior — America Today
Thomas Hart Benton
1930–31

Latitude of Identical Shapes, Alice Trumbull Mason American, Oil on wood — Latitude of Identical Shapes
Alice Trumbull Mason
1945

Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers, Denis Diderot French — Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers
Multiple artists/makers
1751–65

Trajes Regionales Mexicanos (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Trajes Regionales Mexicanos (Regional Mexican Dress)
Multiple artists/makers
1945

Gong, Piet Regenspurg Dutch, Copper, oak, turquoise — Gong
Piet Regenspurg
ca. 1922

A woman from Campeche, plate 1 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A woman from Campeche, plate 1 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Paradise, Giovanni di Paolo (Giovanni di Paolo di Grazia) Italian, Tempera and gold on canvas, transferred from wood — Paradise
Giovanni di Paolo (Giovanni di Paolo di Grazia)
1445

Armchair, Marcel Breuer American, born Hungary, Oak, wool upholstery — Armchair
Marcel Breuer
1922

Two musicians from the state of Tlaxcala, plate 22 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two musicians from the state of Tlaxcala, plate 22 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Tzeltal women from the state of Chiapas, plate 3 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Tzeltal women from the state of Chiapas, plate 3 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Tzotzil women from the state of Chiapas, plate 4 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Tzotzil women from the state of Chiapas, plate 4 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A standing woman from the state of Chiapas, plate 5 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A standing woman from the state of Chiapas, plate 5 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Tuxpan women from the state of Jalisco, plate 9 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Tuxpan women from the state of Jalisco, plate 9 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Otomi women from the state of Mexico, plate 10 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Color silkscreen — Two Otomi women from the state of Mexico, plate 10 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Tehuana women from the state of Oaxaca, plate 14 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Tehuana women from the state of Oaxaca, plate 14 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A Mazatec woman from the state of Oaxaca, plate 16 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A Mazatec woman from the state of Oaxaca, plate 16 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

An Otomi woman from the state of Puebla, plate 17 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — An Otomi woman from the state of Puebla, plate 17 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two dancers (Matachines) from the state of Sonora, plate 20 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two dancers (Matachines) from the state of Sonora, plate 20 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A young woman from the state of Yucatán, plate 25 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A young woman from the state of Yucatán, plate 25 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A man from Saltillo in the state of Coahuila, plate 2 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A man from Saltillo in the state of Coahuila, plate 2 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A young Creole woman from the state of Guerrero, plate 8 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A young Creole woman from the state of Guerrero, plate 8 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A fisherman from Pátzcuaro in the state of Michoacán, plate 12 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A fisherman from Pátzcuaro in the state of Michoacán, plate 12 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A woman and child from the state of Oaxaca, plate 15 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A woman and child from the state of Oaxaca, plate 15 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two musicians (Chontal Maya) from the state of Tabasco, plate 21 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two musicians (Chontal Maya) from the state of Tabasco, plate 21 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Rarámuri (or Tarahumara) men from the state of Chihuahua, plate 6 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Rarámuri (or Tarahumara) men from the state of Chihuahua, plate 6 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two male musicians from Atotonilco in the state of Guanajuato, plate 7 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two male musicians from Atotonilco in the state of Guanajuato, plate 7 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A Purépecha (or Tarascan) woman from the state of Michoacán, plate 11 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A Purépecha (or Tarascan) woman from the state of Michoacán, plate 11 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Huichol (or Wixáritari) musicians from the state of Nayarit, plate 13 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Huichol (or Wixáritari) musicians from the state of Nayarit, plate 13 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two Huasteca women from the state of San Luis Potosí, plate 18 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two Huasteca women from the state of San Luis Potosí, plate 18 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

A Huasteca woman from the state of San Luis Potosí, plate 19 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — A Huasteca woman from the state of San Luis Potosí, plate 19 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two young women from Zongolica in the state of Veracruz, plate 23 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two young women from Zongolica in the state of Veracruz, plate 23 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Two young women from Papantla in the state of Veracruz, plate 24 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress), Carlos Mérida Mexican, Silkscreen — Two young women from Papantla in the state of Veracruz, plate 24 from "Trajes Regionales Mexicanos" (Regional Mexican Dress)
Carlos Mérida
Editorial Atlante
1945

Lode Lynching — Columbia, Charles Frederick Surendorf American, Linocut — Lode Lynching — Columbia
Charles Frederick Surendorf
ca. 1955