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Metropolitan Museum of Art Library accession books, 1881-1969
Title: Metropolitan Museum of Art Library accession books, 1881-1969
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Woman Lying on the Beach. Annabel Lee
Woman Lying on the Beach. Annabel Lee
In the summer of 1881,Manet did several drawings for his friend, the poet Stéphane Mallarmé (1842-1898), who in 1877 published Edgar Allan Poe’s (1809-1849) poems in a French prose...
Standing Buddha Shakyamuni in Varada-mudra
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This sculpture depicts a Buddha gracefully standing on a shallow lotus pedestal, the Buddha likely the Buddha Sakyamuni (the Historical Buddha) though possibly the Buddha Dipankara...
Cloth for men
Cloth for men
A men's cloth (hinggi), consisting of two weaves sewn together. On the cloth are skull trees and horses. The central band shows the 'patola ratu' motif, a motif inspired by the pat...
Untitled (fourteen photographs clockwise from upper left, Hon. C. Carrington; Albert Edward (w/dog in center); Capt. Lane Fox; Lady Royston; Maj. Teesdale; Mr. Holtzman; Marchioness of Carmarthen; Lt. Col. Keppel; Hon. Mrs. E. Coke; verso, Viscount Newry
Untitled (fourteen photographs clockwise from upper left, Hon. C. Carrington; Albert Edward (w/dog in center); Capt. Lane Fox; Lady Royston; Maj. Teesdale; Mr. Holtzman; Marchioness of Carmarthen; Lt. Col. Keppel; Hon. Mrs. E. Coke; verso, Viscount Newry
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Hon. C. Carrington. Charles Robert Wynn-Carrington (16 May 1843-13 June 1928). First and last Marquess of Lincolnshire and 3rd Baron Carrington KG., PC., GCM...
The Whole Art of Marbling as Applied to Paper, Book Edges, etc.
The Whole Art of Marbling as Applied to Paper, Book Edges, etc.
Illustrated book, London: G. Bell 1881...
Accession I
Accession I
Hesse’s work embodies contradiction. She once said that her aim was to create both “nothing” and “something.” Torn between her Abstract Expressionist tendencies and the influence o...