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%C2%A9 Susan Crocker

Double Crosses, Chicago, 1987

Susan Crocker

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Crockery, c. 1830

after G. Spratt; Printer: G. E. Madeley; Publisher: Charles Tilt

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bust of Davy Crocket with gun, sword, powder flask and coonskin cap

"Davy Crockett with Rifle" still bank, c. 1940s-1950s

Banthrico, Inc.

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pair of "wings" extend back over top of head, in black and metallic blue with some touches of lavender and pink; iridescent wing-shaped ornaments at left and right front; round metallic silver circle on forehead with domed clear button at center; cap is metallic dark blue with black and metallic blue band around bottom

Crocheted hat, c. 1985-1987

Irene Reed

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applied front and side elements with black background, decorated with organic forms in tan and silver metallic, and small gold metallic tube beads; women’s faces on each side, with closed eyes, flushed cheeks, and touches of blue on eyelids; pair of grey feathers on top; back is black with silver metallic threads, with an inverted T-shaped overlay of openwork silver metallic crochet

Crocheted hat, c. 1985-1987

Irene Reed

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crown of hat is striped in bright multicolors (orange, gold, purple, turquoise, gold) with a U shaped thick purple band around it; black around edges and back; black flap on back with horizontal broken stripes with tails and knots in bright multicolors; four tassels on each side with purple crocheted vertical elements at ends and vertical crocheted beadlike elements in multicolors

Crocheted hat, c. 1985-1987

Irene Reed

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green and black; mouth open, showing teeth; head turned toward PL; four holes on underside

%C2%A9 Josefina Aguilar

Crocodile, 20th century

Josefina Aguilar

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green and black; mouth closed; five holes on underside

%C2%A9 Josefina Aguilar

Crocodile, 20th century

Josefina Aguilar

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Saffron Crocus (Crocus sativus), early 19th century

Unknown English, 16th century

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Ganga on a Crocodile, 19th century

India

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Irish crochet, c. 1900

Ireland

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porcelain, gray liver and blue glazes, lotus shaped base with five stalks

Crocus Pot, one of a pair, Kangxi period, 1621-1722

China

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Irish crochet, c. 1900

Ireland

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Metal band wrapped at tail. Incised lines run vertically and horizontally and cross in the middle.

Goldweight [Crocodile], 19th-20th century

Akan

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porcelain, gray liver and blue glazes, lotus shaped base with five stalks

Crocus Pot, one of a pair, Kangxi period, 1621-1722

China

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Metal band wrapped at tail

Goldweight [Crocodile], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Flat diamond shaped body. No ring on tail. Small tab on PR side of body

Goldweight [Crocodile], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Crocus Syber. Safran ou Crocus de Siberie., early 19th century

Unknown English, 16th century

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bare tree; square flower bed beneath tree with orange-tan flowers; brown background

Apple Tree and Crocus, 1961

Byron Randall

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Diamond shaped bases

Goldweight [Two Crossed Crocodiles], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Crocodile and a fish (on the crocodile's PL) setting perpendicular to a log

Goldweight [Crocodile and Fish on Log], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Two crocodiles that are "crossed" or joined at the middle. Each has an upturned nose and a coiled tail. Arms and legs are clean and free of debris.

Goldweight [Two Crossed Crocodiles], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Unfinished edges arond arms and legs and edges of crocodiles.

Goldweight [Two Crossed Crocodiles], 19th-20th century

Akan

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semi-transparent, orange-red stone carved in the shape of a crocodile; horizontal hole from open mouth through tail

Bead in the Shape of a Crocodile, c. 6th-8th century

Myanmar (Burma)

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Untitled [natives capturing a crocodile], 19th century

Hippolyte Arnoux

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Two animals that share a body (two heads, two tails, four legs) Holding a simplified fish in their mouths.

Goldweight [Two Crocodiles with Fish], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Piece of brass with a flat end affixed to one tail

Goldweight [Two Crossed Crocodiles], 19th-20th century

Akan

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transparent light green bead carved in the shape of a crocodile or other animal; hollow, with wide open mouth

Bead in the Shape of a Crocodile (?), c. 6th-8th century

Myanmar (Burma)

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paddle-shaped; carved overall with geometric designs in small sections; one side includes many figures, including people, a person on a turtle and sharks; opposite side includes a bird and five people; end carved with four sharks

Crocodile Head Club (moungalaulau), late 18th-early 19th century

Tonga Islands

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Crocodile, 1705-1771

After Maria Sibylla Merian

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How to Crochet, 21st century

LFN Textiles

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Flat crocodile with diamond shaped body. Protrusion coming out of PL side.

Goldweight [Crocodile with Diamond-Shaped Body], 19th-20th century

Akan

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Plate 11. Vol. VII.

Spring Crocuses, plate from Transactions of the Horticultural Society, London, vol VII, 1830 (1805-30; 1831-48)

after Charles John Robertson

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The Crocheting Lesson, c. 1901

Mary Cassatt

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Crocus speciosus, 1815-1847

Sydenham Teak Edwards

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Cineraires et Crocus, 1825

Antoine Chazal

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Un ami est un crocodile... (Les Amis), from Le Charivari, 1845

Honoré Daumier

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Crocus pusillus, from The Botanical Cabinet, 1817-1833

Conrad Loddiges

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Gesu Christo Deposto Dalla Croce, 1822

Francesco Rosaspina; Engraver: Giuseppe Rosaspina; Painter: After Nicola da Cremona

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Amaryllis crocata: 1. Papilio Nestor Brazil, 1831-1834

Priscilla Susan Bury; Engraver: Robert Havell, Jr.; Publisher: Robert Havell, Jr.

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Crocus vericolor, from The Botanic Garden, 1825-1851

Simon Watts; Artist: after E. D. Smith; Author: Benjamin Maund; Printer: Fenner

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Crocus Susianns, from The Botanic Garden, 1825-1851

Simon Watts; Artist: after E. D. Smith; Author: Benjamin Maund; Printer: Fenner

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Armchair, c. 1832-1844

Smith Ely

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Gold Crocus, No. 1384 from The Botanical Magazine, June 1, 1811

Sydenham Teak Edwards; Engraver: F. Sansom; Publisher: T. Curtis

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Lilium purpuro-croceum,/ majus, from Regnum Florae, 1779-1782

George Wolfgang Knorr

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Le Crocodille (Cours d'Histoire Naturelle), from Le Charivari, 1838

Honoré Daumier

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Crocus, from Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris or The Garden of Pleasant Flowers, 1629

John Parkinson

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seascape with hill/land mass at center and left; beach and water at right; sketchy figures sitting on beach in LRC; standing figure on shoreline beyond seated figures; green, tan, grey and blue

Grotto of Tiberius at Sperlonga, 18th-19th century

Carlo Labruzzi

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Pappagallo detto Arara Turchina, e gialla del Brasile--Psittacus Ara Brasiliensis Cyaneo crocea dictus. Plate CIII., 1767-1776

Saverio Manetti

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Ne t'assoies pas lĂ  dessus malheureuse!. . . c'est peut-ĂŞtre le crocodile de la Patrie! (Aux Bains de Mer), from Le Charivari, 1858

Honoré Daumier

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In the House of the Bear, the Jaguar, and the Crocodile, The Triumvirate. Or, the miracle at the Californian Alhambra. The rebel leaders hover above their acolytes adept in the ways of reverse conversion. The priests have a 50 percent survival rate. Meanwhile, some djinn show up to see what's going on. Black and White Jesus in the El Camino appear shocked, 2021

Umar Rashid

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