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The Way Home (Der Nachhausweg), plate from "Die Holle" (Hell), 1919

Max Beckmann; Printer: J.B. Neumann, Berlin

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view of industrial building with brick, concrete and corrugated tin walls; smoke stack and metal hopper at top of building

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Counterpoise, c. 1950

Bob Hollingsworth

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white fire hydrant on sidewalk; view of stuffed toy dogs behind store window in background

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Hydrant and Doggies in the Window, c. 1950

Bob Hollingsworth

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sugar bowl, inverted pear shape, with cover; narrow band of gadrooning at rim and monogram on side

Lidded Sugar Bowl, 18th century

William Hollingshead

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Portrait of William D. Murphy, President of The Camera Club, 19th century

W. M. Hollinger

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Cream Jug, 18th century

William Hollingshead

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blue glaze; tondo containing scene of bare chested woman with flowing draperies seated on a rock, holdinga sicle in her PR hand and a torch in her PL hand; urns with ribbons in corners; "AESTAS" at center bottom

Aestas, Date Unknown

Minton, Hollins & Co., Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England

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pea-green glaze over high relief carving of a woman's head in profile; flower on L, thistle on R; "SCOT", incorporated into design

Scot, c. 1880/1890

Minton, Hollins & Co., Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England

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blue glaze; tondo containing scene of bearded man wearing a turban and sandals before a fire on a pedestal; urns with ribbons in corners; "HIEMS" at center bottom

"Hiems" tile, c. 1875

Minton, Hollins & Co., Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England

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Portrait of Al Leigh, 20th century

Venning P. Hollis

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The Silver Hoop, 1944

Venning P. Hollis

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From a suite of four color lithographs. The mat and frame were designed by the artist.

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

They Were Right, They Are Perfect, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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From a suite of four color lithographs. The mat and frame were designed by the artist.

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

There Is a Doubt, She Could Be Right, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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From a suite of four color lithographs. The mat and frame were designed by the artist.

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

She Always Thought She Was Wrong, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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Landscape. Abstracted. Painted frame

%C2%A9 1981 Hollis Sigler

You Remember How Very Special the Moment Was, 1981

Hollis Sigler

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includes a hand-drawn mat

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

They were Right, They are Perfect, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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Jean Piccard, 1938

Venning P. Hollis

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From a suite of four color lithographs. The mat and frame were designed by the artist.

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

She Was Tired of Filling Her Heart with Hopeless Dreams, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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Stone Bridge, 1940

Venning P. Hollis

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includes a hand-drawn mat

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

There is a Doubt, She Could be Right, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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light grey plastic cup with dark grey flecks; green saucer with grey flecks

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Cup and saucer, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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rounded, teardrop shape with long spout; pink plastic with grey flecks

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Creamer, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; dull/without cutting edge; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Knife, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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pink plastic teapot with grey flecks; bulbous shape with thick spout; recessed cover

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Teapot, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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green plastic with grey flecks; raised foot; short lip at rim

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Plate, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; dull/without cutting edge; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Knife, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; dull/without cutting edge; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Knife, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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slightly golden metallic plastic; very pointed bowl; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Spoon, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Fork, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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green plastic with grey flecks; raised foot; short lip at rim

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Plate, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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bulbous, cup shaped with one handle; pink plastic with grey flecks

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Sugar bowl, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Fork, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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green plastic with grey flecks; raised foot; short lip at rim

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Plate, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; very pointed bowl; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Spoon, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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light grey plastic cup with dark grey flecks; green saucer with grey flecks

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Cup and saucer, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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golden metallic plastic; very pointed bowl; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Spoon, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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silver metallic plastic; pattern in linear and floral design on handle

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Fork, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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light grey plastic cup with dark grey flecks; green saucer with grey flecks

%C2%A9 Russel Wright Studios

Cup and saucer, from "American Modern Play Dishes" set, c. 1959

Russel Wright; Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Co., Hollis, New York

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bag with slightly bulbous bottom; short handle with predominantly red quillwork, trimmed with blue beads and backed with blue floral-print fabric; one side of bag has quillwork with multicolored flowers against red stripes; other side has multicolored beadwork with floral motif and maroon and yellow beadwork trim; four stripes of hide with gold thimbles and yellow, blue, and green ribbons; tin cones around edges with red feathers;

%C2%A9 Holly Young

Floral Legacy, 2019

Holly Young

G302

portrait of a young woman wearing a choker of large pearls, a blue dress with bows on the bodice and white lace netting and ribbons over the shoulders, and white lace and tiny pink and yellow flowers in her hair, with a brown squirrel wearing a collar with a silver chain attached, perched on her PR hand; painted oval around image, with grey ground

Portrait of Olive Craster, 1762

Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland

G307

%C2%A9 1971 Tom Holland %2F Bridgeman Copyright

Still Life #15, 1986

Tom Holland

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%C2%A9 1971 Tom Holland %2F Bridgeman Copyright

O'Donnell, 1972

Tom Holland

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nude male in profile, with a bent R knee, sits on leopard print cloth and holds a small statue of classical male figure in his L hand

Ebony and Ivory, 1897

F. Holland Day

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a man with headdress, robe, and staff looks outward; circular composition

An Ethiopian Chief, 19th century

F. Holland Day

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Soup Spoon, c. 1850

Julius Hollister

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She was Tired of Filling Her Heart with Hopeless Dreams, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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She Always Thought She Was Wrong, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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two white flowers on two-part black stalk with light blue-green shading; gold veins; painted on fan-shaped background; inscription with round stamp LRQ

Hollyhocks, 1910s

Kamisaka Sekka

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hollyhock stem with white blossoms and a few unopened buds at top; a few dark blue flowers with red centers peek out from vine winding around the hollyhock

Hollyhocks, first half 19th century

Sakai Ōho

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1973

Benjamin M. Lifson

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1973

Benjamin M. Lifson

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1973

Benjamin M. Lifson

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1974

Benjamin M. Lifson

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1973

Benjamin M. Lifson

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1974

Benjamin M. Lifson

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%C2%A9 Benjamin M. Lifson

Hollywood, 1974

Benjamin M. Lifson

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tray is designed to resemble an aircraft carrier with a large landing strip sanded into its surface

%C2%A9 Alessi S. P. A. - Crusinallo - Italy

Teapot, from a Coffee and Tea Service, 1981-1983

Hans Hollein

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sugar bowl with cover; tray is designed to resemble an aircraft carrier with a large landing strip sanded into its surface

%C2%A9 Alessi S. P. A. - Crusinallo - Italy

Sugar bowl, from a Coffee and Tea Service, 1981-1983

Hans Hollein

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Found materials fashioned into the shape of a cross or crucifix

%C2%A9 Lonnie Holley %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Pressure from the Burn, 1995

Lonnie Holley

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Choir of Old St. Paul's Cathedral, London, 17th century

Wenceslaus Hollar

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Elephant, 1663

Wenceslaus Hollar

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View of New Palace Yard with Westminster Hall, 1647

Wenceslaus Hollar

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The Piazza in Covent Garden, London, 17th century

Wenceslaus Hollar

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Plastic shell base unit and lid with glass container

Model 41 Electric Liquefier, c. 1950

Hollywood Liquefier Corporation

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%C2%A9 Estate Burton D. Holley

Enchanted Forest, c. 1944

Burton D. Holley

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standing figure wearing long jacket with wide cuffs and knickers, with medium-length curly hair and a large nose, with hands in his pants pockets; very light, illegible inscription above figure's head

Caricature of George Michael Moser (?), 18th century

Sir Nathaniel Dance-Holland

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figure with long braid on horseback at left; man holding little boy at right; rust-colored ground; green and yellow sky

Copyright %C2%A9 1983 Holly Roberts

Eddie with Race Horse, 1983

Holly Roberts

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tray is designed to resemble an aircraft carrier with a large landing strip sanded into its surface

%C2%A9 Alessi S. P. A. - Crusinallo - Italy

Milk jug, from a Coffee and Tea Service, 1981-1983

Hans Hollein

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A Muff in Five Views, 1645-1646

Wenceslaus Hollar

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Plate 5

Pemsey in Sassex, 17th century

Wenceslaus Hollar

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tray is designed to resemble an aircraft carrier with a large landing strip sanded into its surface

%C2%A9 Alessi S. P. A. - Crusinallo - Italy

Tray, from a Coffee and Tea Service, 1981-1983

Hans Hollein

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The Set of Butterflies, One of Twelve, 1646

Wenceslaus Hollar

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white horse with red spots on its man; rider obscured into brown brushstrokes; warm grey ground

Copyright %C2%A9 1983 Holly Roberts

Arab Pony, 1983

Holly Roberts

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Still Life with Muffs, 1647

Wenceslaus Hollar

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Saddle stitched binding, photographic image of figure with text printed in xerography on wove paper covers; 40 pp.

Hollywood Nihil, no. 2: lick me all over, 2001

Unknown; Publisher: Hollywood Nihil, New York

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tray is designed to resemble an aircraft carrier with a large landing strip sanded into its surface

%C2%A9 Alessi S. P. A. - Crusinallo - Italy

Coffee pot, from a five-piece coffee and tea set, 1981-1983

Hans Hollein; Manufacturer: Alessi

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3/4 view of left side head, chest and left hand of male subject

Steffano de la Belle, c. 1648-1650

Wenceslaus Hollar; Artist: after Nicolaes van Helt

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portrait of old man in profile from PL; man is balding at his forehead and has curly hair on the back of his head; frowning expression; pointed nose; PL hand at chest, reaching out from behind robes

Old Man Facing Left with Left Hand Emerging from Robe, 1642-1654

Wenceslaus Hollar; Artist: After Leonardo da Vinci

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profile of three men all facing L: man at far L is the youngest, with light curly hair; center man is bald with sagging, wrinkled face and beak nose; man at R is oldest, with bushy white beard and hair; wears white hat

Row of Three Heads in Profile to Left, From Varie Figurae et Probae (Antwerp), 1645

Wenceslaus Hollar; Artist: After Leonardo da Vinci

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'Rozenberg' form; vase has bulbous body narrowing above the center point with four flaring handles below the narrow neck; decorated with iris

Vase, c. 1905

Antonius Hendricus Limburg; Manufacturer: Zuid-Holland

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%C2%A9 Estate Robert Motherwell %2F Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C NY

Untitled, 1966

Robert Motherwell; Publisher: Hollander Workshop, New York

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Charger, c. 1920

Henri Breetvelt; Manufacturer: South Holland Factor; Manufacturer: South Holland Factory

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%C2%A9 James Rosenquist %2F Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C NY

Spaghetti, 1970

James Rosenquist; Printer: Hollander Workshop, New York; Publisher: Castelli Graphics, New York , and Hollander Workshop, New York

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Vlaardingen, Holland, 1894

Alexander Schilling

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Solitude [F. Holland Day], 20th century

Edward Steichen

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Water Hollyhock, c. 1928-1930

Ohara Shōson; Publisher: Kawaguchi Jirō

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two nurses on city street with children with mask-like bandages over their faces and heads with mouth, nose and eye openings

%C2%A9 Leonard Freed %2F Magnum Photos %E2%80%93 All rights reserved

Amsterdam, Holland, 1957

Leonard Freed

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canal lined with leafless trees reflected in calm water; bridge in distance; fog or haze in distance

%C2%A9 The Estate of Brett Weston %2F Bridgeman Copyright

Canal, Holland, 1971 (printed c. 1973)

Brett Weston

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four open flowers with buds; flowers have dark and light areas (created by photographic technique?)

%C2%A9 Frederick B. Scheel

Masqued Hollyhocks, August 3, 1990

Frederick B. Scheel

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red hollyhock at center, with several buds at top; white lily with two buds and one full blossom lower portion of scroll in front of hollyhock

Hollyhock and Lilies, first half 19th century

Suzuki Kiitsu

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Saddle stitched binding, photographic image of nude figure printed in xerography with details in yellow and green acrylic paint on wove paper covers; 28 pp.

Hollywood Nihil, no. 1, 2000

Mary Xmas

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%C2%A9 Richard Estes

Holland Hotel, 1980

Richard Estes; Printer: Edition Domberger, Stuttgart; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York

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a page from "Bairei gafu," publihsed by Unso_do_ ,according to Scott Johnson

Flowering Hollyhock, 19th century

Kōno Bairei

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close up of blonde woman with corsage, crowd in background

%C2%A9 Robert Frank. All rights reserved.

Star, Hollywood, 1956

Robert Frank

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%C2%A9 Estate of Robert Gene Wilcox

Delft, Holland, 1957

Robert Gene Wilcox

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King of Holland, 1861, 1st lunar month

Utagawa Yoshitsuya; Publisher: Ebiya Rinnosuke

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Oosterdam, Holland, 1893

Alexander Schilling

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The Holly Field, 1860

Francis Seymour Haden

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group of tree trunks left; branches with leaves upper half; group of two trees right with others in distance; leaves cover forest floor

%C2%A9 The Estate of Brett Weston %2F Bridgeman Copyright

Elm Forest, Holland, 1971 (printed c. 1973)

Brett Weston

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large bouquet of flowers--mostly dahlias--in white, pink, orange and red, in a blue and white round jar; more flowers and plums in LRC

Still Life with Dahlias, Zinnias, Hollyhocks and Plums, c. 1835

Eugène Delacroix

G321

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