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For the Dance

Description: The young girl is depicted in profile. She is wearing a orange/red striped dress with a flowered overskirt, a hat, fingerless gloves and holds a green fan.
Date: 1879
Creator: Greenaway, Kate
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Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

My Second Sermon

Description: A young girl asleep in a church pew, wearing a red cape, hands in a fur muff, and feet dangling is depicted in this painting.
Date: 1864
Creator: Millais, John Everett
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Benares

Description: The loose watercolor brushstrokes depict a building on the bank of a body of water.
Date: unknown
Creator: Brabazon, Hercules Brabazon
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Dish

Description: This decorative art earthenware is a low sunk dish made of lead and Lacquer glazed. Dish is full of organic shapes. There is a snake in middle with textured body full of scales. It has a white head with black spots all over the body. Snake is coiled up in the center. It is surrounded by many green leaves of various shapes and sizes. There are many shells placed all over the dish. Shells are of different variety. At the brim of the dish there are various leaf vein textures visible.
Date: 1600~
Creator: Palissy, Bernard
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Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

Bracket Clock

Description: The view of the clock is frontal. The clock's wooden case is decorated with inlays, acorn finials, metal relief sculpture and ball feet. The numbers on the face are Roman numerals. The clock also has a handle on the top.
Date: unknown
Creator: Martin, John
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