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North American Indians
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Date: 1832~
Creator: Catlin, George
Description: Two men and a woman wearing traditional Native American clothing are depicted in this group portrait.
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The Beautiful Greek, Marie Pauline Bonaparte, Princess Borghese
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Date: 1800/1825~
Creator: Counis, Salomon-Guillaume
Description: The portrait of the lady depicted is in an oval frame. She wears a red dress with her left hand to her breast holding a blue robe. Some colorful jewels are around her upper right arm.
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How To Hold a Calligraphy Brush
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Date: 1628/1644
Creator: Hu Zhengyan
Description: The outline of a hand is depicted holding a calligraphy brush. To the right is Chinese text.
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Lace
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Date: 1842/1850
Creator: Talbot, William Henry Fox
Description: Lace worked in foliage patterns is depicted in this photographic image.
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Living Made Easy: Duelling Apparatus for Gentlemen of Weak Nerves
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Date: 1830
Creator: McLean, Thomas
Description: The focal point of the print shows a man inside an apparatus that assists the firing of his gun. Two men behind a tree pull on a string.
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To Annihilate the Self-hood of Deceit
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Date: unknown
Creator: Blake, William
Description: In the foreground, a man is seen from behind as he reaches around the neck of a bearded man. Across the top of the work is a frieze of five figures each playing a musical instrument. Across the bottom of the work is text quoting the poet Milton.
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Mad Dog, A Caricature of People's Fear of a Mad-dog and of Rabies
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Date: 1826
Creator: Busby, Thomas Lord
Description: Depicted in this print are several people reacting to a dog on the street. The people are caricatures.
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Pencil of Nature
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Date: 1844
Creator: Talbot, William Henry Fox
Description: The cover of the book is decorated with a cartouche in black and red in a mixture of styles, Medieval, Celtic and Victorian.
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Permallink:digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc41489/
She Never Told Her Love
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Date: 1857
Creator: Robinson, Henry Peach
Description: The photograph depicts a woman reclining against two large pillows. She wears a long skirt and appears to be asleep. The tones of the photograph are brownish black and cream.
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Permallink:digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc47575/
[Tapestry in the Chagall Hall Knesset Assembly Hall, Jerusalem]
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Date: 1965/1968
Creator: Chagall, Marc
Description: The colorful tapestry depicts Jerusalem as the focus of the Jewish experience and its history. The tapestry depicted in this view is the left most section of the triptych.
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