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Portrait of a woman, traditionally identified as Isabela la Católica of Castile. South Netherlandish, ca. 1492-1497. Oil on panel by Jan Provost. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Portrait of a woman, traditionally identified as Isabela la Católica of Castile. South Netherlandish, ca. 1492-1497. Oil on panel by Jan Provost. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Medal for the Society of Medalists 32nd Issue, 1945. Medallic Arts Co. with Berthold Nebel . Bronze. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Medal for the Society of Medalists 32nd Issue, 1945. Medallic Arts Co. with Berthold Nebel . Bronze. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Weather vane. American, second half 18th c. Iron. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Weather vane. American, second half 18th c. Iron. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Pendant of an ancestor within a fish. Reportedly found at Jaina Island, Campeche, Mexico; Maya civilization, 8th c AD. Spondylus shell with traces of red pigment. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Pendant of an ancestor within a fish. Reportedly found at Jaina Island, Campeche, Mexico; Maya civilization, 8th c AD. Spondylus shell with traces of red pigment. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Aquamanile in the form of a goose. Deccan region, India, late 17th-18th c. Bronze with engraved and incised decoration. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Aquamanile in the form of a goose. Deccan region, India, late 17th-18th c. Bronze with engraved and incised decoration. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Portrait head of an older woman with hairnet. Roman, ca. 98-117 AD , discovered in 1879 at Chiavenna near Lake Como. Bronze with silver inlay. Princeton University Art Museum collection
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Portrait head of an older woman with hairnet. Roman, ca. 98-117 AD , discovered in 1879 at Chiavenna near Lake Como. Bronze with silver inlay. Princeton University Art Museum collection
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Synagogue ceiling tile with three pomegranates. Dura Europos, Syria, ca. 245 AD. Clay with layer of painted plaster. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Synagogue ceiling tile with three pomegranates. Dura Europos, Syria, ca. 245 AD. Clay with layer of painted plaster. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Brush pot with magnolias. China, Ming dynasty, late 16th-early 17th c. Huanghuali wood. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Brush pot with magnolias. China, Ming dynasty, late 16th-early 17th c. Huanghuali wood. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Side chair attributed to Herter Brothers, New York, ca. 1878. Ebonized cherry, gilding. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Side chair attributed to Herter Brothers, New York, ca. 1878. Ebonized cherry, gilding. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Bell in the form of a human head, associated with the deity Osun. Ìjèbú Yorùbá or Edo culture, lower Niger delta, Nigeria, 13th-15th c. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Bell in the form of a human head, associated with the deity Osun. Ìjèbú Yorùbá or Edo culture, lower Niger delta, Nigeria, 13th-15th c. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Female fiber sculpture. Chancay culture, central coast, Peru, ca. 1100-1470. Cotton, camelid wool, reed, and pigment. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Female fiber sculpture. Chancay culture, central coast, Peru, ca. 1100-1470. Cotton, camelid wool, reed, and pigment. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Fragment of a horse's breast band with inscription and bust of Carian Zeus. Roman empire, likely Asia Minor, 2nd c AD. Silver gilt. Princeton University Art Gallery collection
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Fragment of a horse's breast band with inscription and bust of Carian Zeus. Roman empire, likely Asia Minor, 2nd c AD. Silver gilt. Princeton University Art Gallery collection
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Gold bee. Greek, 3rd-2nd c BC. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Gold bee. Greek, 3rd-2nd c BC. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Portrait identified as "Mr. Capwell, a kind man who tended a garden." Unidentified photographer, American, ca. 1847-1850. Sixth plate daguerreotype. Wadsworth Atheneum collection
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Portrait identified as "Mr. Capwell, a kind man who tended a garden." Unidentified photographer, American, ca. 1847-1850. Sixth plate daguerreotype. Wadsworth Atheneum collection
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"Figures in a Landscape: Man, Woman and Child" by Luca Signorelli, ca. 1490. Oil on wood panel; originally part of a larger alterpiece in a Siena, Italy, church. Toledo Museum of Art collection
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"Figures in a Landscape: Man, Woman and Child" by Luca Signorelli, ca. 1490. Oil on wood panel; originally part of a larger alterpiece in a Siena, Italy, church. Toledo Museum of Art collection
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Carved ivory side panel from a casket, depicting a legend of an enchanted bed where the Arthurian knight Gawain is attacked by lions and mechanical arrows. Paris, ca. 1300-1350. Princeton University Art Museum collection
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Carved ivory side panel from a casket, depicting a legend of an enchanted bed where the Arthurian knight Gawain is attacked by lions and mechanical arrows. Paris, ca. 1300-1350. Princeton University Art Museum collection
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"Witches Going to Their Sabbath" is a painting created in 1878 CE by Luis Ricardo Falero. It depicts a scene of witches flying to a sabbath, a nocturnal gathering traditionally associated with witchcraft. Now part of a private collection
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"Witches Going to Their Sabbath" is a painting created in 1878 CE by Luis Ricardo Falero. It depicts a scene of witches flying to a sabbath, a nocturnal gathering traditionally associated with witchcraft. Now part of a private collection
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Terracotta anthropomorphic figure. Bura culture, Niger, ca. 4th-13th c AD. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Terracotta anthropomorphic figure. Bura culture, Niger, ca. 4th-13th c AD. Yale University Art Gallery collection
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Fish plate. Attributed to the Asteas-Python workshop, Paestum, southern Italy, ca. 340-330 BC. Red-figure ceramic. Princeton University Art Museum collection
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Fish plate. Attributed to the Asteas-Python workshop, Paestum, southern Italy, ca. 340-330 BC. Red-figure ceramic. Princeton University Art Museum collection
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The "Sappho" fresco, or Portrait of a Young Woman with Stylus, Pompeii, 1st century AD. It depicts a finely dressed young woman with a writing tablet and stylus, used in Roman paintings to indicate literacy and education. She was identified as the Greek poet Sappho without proof...
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The "Sappho" fresco, or Portrait of a Young Woman with Stylus, Pompeii, 1st century AD. It depicts a finely dressed young woman with a writing tablet and stylus, used in Roman paintings to indicate literacy and education. She was identified as the Greek poet Sappho without proof...
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