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Great Falls of the Yellowstone
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The Falls of Saint Anthony
The Falls of Saint Anthony
Between 1830 and 1836 the painter George Catlin followed the trail of Meriwetther Lewis and William Clark’s mythical expedition along the Mississippi, becoming the first artist to ...
Falls of Saint Anthony, Upper Mississippi
Falls of Saint Anthony, Upper Mississippi
Henry Lewis was one of the first explorers who began to travel the upper Mississippi River in the mid-nineteenth century to admire the exuberance of its cataracts. In summer 1847 t...
The Falls of Niagara–View from the Upper Bank, English [i.e. Canadian] Side
The Falls of Niagara–View from the Upper Bank, English [i.e. Canadian] Side
Aquatint printed in colors with hand-coloring, The Falls of Niagara Pl. 4...
The Falls of Niagara–General View Above the English [i.e. Canadian] Ferry
The Falls of Niagara–General View Above the English [i.e. Canadian] Ferry
Aquatint printed in colors with hand-coloring, The Falls of Niagara Pl. 2...
Male figure. Sculptural group of Cerrillo Blanco (Porcuna, Jaén, Spain)
Male figure. Sculptural group of Cerrillo Blanco (Porcuna, Jaén, Spain)
A sculpture with a round lump representing a male with a manipule. The character’s body is standing, very upright, in a frontal attitude. His left arm is bent by the elbow and hold...
Powder bag and powder horn
Powder bag and powder horn
Engesle textThis powder bag; 1860-1870Hide, wool, glass, cow horn, wood; bag: h. 20.5 cm., w. 18 cm.\nRMV 710-7; Herman Ten Kate collection; purchased from Niagara Falls trader, 18...
Sleeping Cupid (Eros)
Sleeping Cupid (Eros)
Marble Eros, reclining, cradles his head in his left arm and lies asleep on a lion skin (that of the Nemean lion), the paws of which are visible from the back side of the sculpture...