Collection Highlights
Negro Life at the South
Date:
1859
Object Number:
S-225
Medium:
Oil on linen
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view all| Title | Date | Object Number | |
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| World Trade Center Construction Site: Crane Lifting Steel, Viewed through an Archway | c. 1969 | 2012.26.35 | |
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Still Life with Peaches in Glass Compote | 1847 | S-174 |
| Arapaho (Two Men, One Woman, and Infant) | 1866-68 | 1872.23.78 | |
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Snowy Owl (Bubo scandiacus); sketches of two beaks and a talon | 1809 | 1863.18.19 |
| In the Woods, Weehawken, New Jersey | 1881 | 1947.383 | |
| Bank Line, from the Series "59th Street Drawings" | c. 1945-46 | 1976.13.38 | |
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John Singer Sargent (1856-1925), Seated and Holding the Fiddle of George de Forest Brush (1855-1941); verso: sketch of Sargent from the side, seated and holding Brush's fiddle | June 17, 1874 | 1935.85.2.32 |
| Old Fulton Market, New York City | 1923 | 1942.684 | |
| Uniforms of British and Canadian Troops Serving in Canada, War of 1812: Soldier, 100th Regiment of Foot | 1929 | 1930.58 | |
| Mohigan (Man and Man in Euro-American Dress) | 1866-68 | 1872.23.57 |
