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broad collar of blue faience beads, an extraordinarily large example of funerary jewelry typical of the middle kingdom; blue glazed faience. Both heads generally cracked and chipped at beak. — Broad collar, 2040-1783 BCE
Ancient Egyptian

G254

Dutch golden age. Three quarter length figure of a young woman in black, seated toward the left, but looking at the viewer. A thin film of lace is around her heard, and she wears a deep white collar and broad white cuffs. In one hand is a black fan, and by the other lie her black gloves. Dark background. — Portrait of a Young Girl, c. 1650
Jacob van Loo

G312

Emperor's gold satin brocade audience robe with broad design representing the Universe; nine five-clawed dragons. — Manchu Woman's Semiformal Court Robe, early 18th century
China

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The form of this vessel is the usual broad type with oval section, but the exaggeratedly high collar of the lid, topped by a spherical knob, adds to the impression of height. The decor, disposed in three belts foot, neck, and lid, displays dragons with S-shaped bodies, turned heads, and large S-shaped crests (or horns?). The neck belt is divided in two panels on the long side by a free animal's head, the foot and rim belts by very shallow lines in low relief representing flanges. The handle ends in animals' heads with bottle horns. For a discussion of this type of horn see Karlgren, number 17 (50.46.18ab). Patina green and blue-green. — You wine vessel, 10th-9th century BCE
China

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3/4 length view of a standing woman wearing a large lozenge-shaped black hat, black cloak, and black dress with wide ruffled stand-up collar; lines of woman's garment drawn in V's — Portrait of a Woman, 1891
Norbert Goeneutte

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Portrait of Giovanni da Udine, Date Unknown

Italy

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