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Rocking Chair
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Walnut burl walnut veneer steel, American
The American Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Anonymous Gift 1986
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A man in uniform (m/10) sits in a rocking chair. Next to him stands a couch with embroidered pillows. In the corner hangs a mirror with a gilded frame.
A man in uniform (m/10) sits in a rocking chair. Next to him stands a couch with embroidered pillows. In the corner hangs a mirror with a gilded frame.
A man in uniform (m/10) sits in a rocking chair. Next to him stands a couch with embroidered pillows. In the corner hangs a mirror with a gilded frame....
Wilhelm Kempe med anhöriga
Wilhelm Kempe med anhöriga
WILHELM KEMPE, JOHANNA KEMPE WALLIS, WALTHER VON HALLWYL, WILHELMINA VON HALLWYL KEMPE, EBBA VON HALLWYL, WILHELM VON ECKERMANN and ELLEN and IRMA VON HALLWYL, 1885. Photographs, e...
dockskåpsmöbel, dockskåpsinventarie
dockskåpsmöbel, dockskåpsinventarie
2 beds of metal with rounded gables, long sides of metal wire mesh. The shortest of the beds has pressed short sides with angels in relief. The longer L 11 cm, the shorter L 9 cm, ...
X-radiograph(s) of "Madame Augustine Roulin Rocking a Cradle (La Berceuse)"
X-radiograph(s) of "Madame Augustine Roulin Rocking a Cradle (La Berceuse)"
X-Radiograph Description: X-Radiograph; Details : Head; Hands (little shows)
Burroughs Number: 2519
X-Radiograph(s) of:
Artist: Gogh, Vincent van, Dutch, 1853-1890
Title: ...
Rocking/presumed grave in arable land, west of railway and ancient exposition 111, the parish of Denmark, Uppland.
Rocking/presumed grave in arable land, west of railway and ancient exposition 111, the parish of Denmark, Uppland.
Rocking/presumed grave in arable land, west of railway and ancient exposition 111, the parish of Denmark, Uppland....
"The President's Chair"; Turned Great Chair
"The President's Chair"; Turned Great Chair
This chair was first used by Rev. Edward Holyoke (1689-1769), President of Harvard 1737-1769, and may have been obtained by him. In John Singleton Copley's portrait of Edward Holy...