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'Hill tray' presented to James J. Hill by seventeen prominent Minneapolis businessmen, kidney shaped in outline, has large flat central are engraved with a view of Minneapolis showing the Stone Arch Railroad Bridge completed 22 Nov. 1883; around the perimeter of the scene, within molded reserves, are eight vignettes representing significant incidents in J.J. Hill's career, separated by a profile medallion of Hill (top center), six animal head trophies, and a monogram of Hill's initials; all parts individually designed and manufactured, separately cast and joined to central panel

James J. Hill Presentation Tray, 1884

Tiffany & Co.

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View of Tangier, 1852-1853

Eugène Delacroix

G357

Girl with flowers in landscape Youth, adolescence, "Iuventus"

Springtime of Life, 1871

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

G357

10-1/2 x 18-1/4'

Evocation of Love, 1850-55

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

G354

Peasant Girl at the Spring, c. 1860-65

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

G354

Eurydice, while fleeing from Aristaeus, is killed by a snake.

The Wounded Eurydice, c. 1868-70

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

G354

Landscape. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Mill Pond at Minneapolis, 1888

Alexis Jean Fournier

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Landscape with deer

Deer in the Forest, 1868

Gustave Courbet

G321

Design for a stained glass window; once thought to be by Dante Gabriel Rosetti from a series of The Elements

Water, from the series The Four Elements, c. 1888-89

Frederick G. Smith; Artist: Formerly attributed to Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Artist: Formerly attributed to Frederic James Shields

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Design for a stained glass window; once thought to be by Dante Gabriel Rosetti from a series of The Elements

Air, from the series The Four Elements, c.1888-89

Frederick G. Smith; Artist: Formerly attributed to Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Artist: Formerly attributed to Frederic James Shields

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Design for a stained glass window; once thought to be by Dante Gabriel Rosetti from a series of The Elements

Fire, from the series The Four Elements, c. 1888-89

Frederick G. Smith; Artist: Formerly attributed to Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Artist: Formerly attributed to Frederic James Shields

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Design for a stained glass window; once thought to be by Dante Gabriel Rosetti from a series of The Elements

Earth, from the series The Four Elements, c. 1888-89

Frederick G. Smith; Artist: Formerly attributed to Dante Gabriel Rossetti; Artist: Formerly attributed to Frederic James Shields

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Girl - full-length reading

The Reader, 1868

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

G354

Landscape. Marine.

Quiet Seascape, 1883

William Trost Richards

G323

floral imagery on light blue background with birds, including two birds facing away from each other on a diagonal branch (LL to UR), various other birds and ducks, purple and white wisteria, an orange spotted waterlily, pink and white morning glories, branches of dark gray leaves, and various other flora; neck of vase has dark brown, metallic gold, and black patterned background with traditional Japanese imagery throughout (dragons, butterflies, roosters, flowers) and geometric borders; base has repeating geometric border in alternating reds and gray blues; metal rims on top and bottom; interior coated with light blue enamel

Presentation vase decorated with birds and flowers, one of a pair, 1890s

Unknown Japanese

G239

floral imagery on light blue background with birds throughout, including two birds facing away from each other on a diagonal branch (UL to LR), various other birds and ducks, bamboo branches, pink and white peonies, cherry blossoms, branches of dark gray leaves and various other flora; neck of vase has dark brown, metallic gold, and black patterned background with traditional Japanese imagery throughout (dragons, butterflies, roosters, flowers) and geometric borders; base has repeating geometric border in alternating reds and gray blues; metal rims on top and bottom; interior coated with light blue enamel

Presentation vase decorated with birds and flowers, one of a pair, 1890s

Unknown Japanese

G239

Convulsionists of Tangier, 1837-1838

Eugène Delacroix

G321

Bronze cast after a plaster model exhibited in Paris Salon of 1850 entitled 'Jaguar et Lievre'

Panther Devouring a Rabbit, c. 1850

Antoine-Louis Barye; Caster: F. (Ferdinand) Barbedienne

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Print, 1776

James Scott; Artist: After Nicolaes Berghem

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Landscape with figures and cattle

Pasture near Cherbourg (Normandy), 1871-1872

Jean-François Millet

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Virgin Mary in Prayer Mater Dolorosa

The Virgin in Prayer, c. 1520-1530

Joos van Cleve

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Landscape with figures and animals

Misty Morning, c. 1865

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

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Lion Devouring a Goat, mid 19th century

Imitator of Eugène Delacroix

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Copyright of the artist%2C artist%27s estate%2C or assignees

Ice Falls, 20th century

Julius Seyler

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Watermill at the Foot of a Mountain, Allier, c. 1867-1869

Jean-François Millet

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Landscape

The Alban Lake, 19th century

Antoine Victor Joinville

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Shepherd

Goatherd of the Abruzzi, c. 1845

Gabriel Alexandre Decamps

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view of trees, including one tall palm tree, and building with orange roof on near shoreline; calm water; white buildings with bright roofs on opposite bank

Tamaris, France, c. 1885

Pierre Auguste Renoir

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The good samaritan

Landscape with the Good Samaritan, c. 1837

Gabriel Alexandre Decamps

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Job discussing with his friends. No signature visible.

Job and His Friends, c. 1852

Gabriel Alexandre Decamps

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Egyptian females

Upper Egypt, a Recollection, 1872

Eugène Fromentin

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Theseus Slaying the Centaur Bianor, c. 1850 (modeled, cast c. 1891)

Antoine-Louis Barye; Caster: F. (Ferdinand) Barbedienne

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half-circle bottom portion with small central drawer; framed mirror on back with 6 scroll and foliate carved brackets, 4 which support 2 shelves in front of mirror; 2 dog brackets at top shelf; bust of bearded man wearing hat carved at center, top

Étagère, c. 1850

Julius Dessoir

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Landscape with Cattle and Sheep

Landscape with Cattle and Sheep, c. 1852-58

Constant Troyon

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St. Jean de Paris Forest at Fontainebleau

Autumn at St. Jean de Paris, Forest of Fontainebleau, 1846

Théodore Rousseau

MS

View of Tangier from the Seashore, 1856–1858

Eugène Delacroix

G321

Torchère candelabra, on styrofoam base; dimensions reflect styrofoam base and candelabra; female figures, each holding a torch of many candles

Torchère, one of a pair, c. 1862

Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse

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landscape with farm field in foreground, church in background, and low buildings and sheep in middle ground

The Church at Chailly, 1868-1869

Jean-François Millet

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Mrs. Cutney Brown, 1927

Winold Reiss

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Dog Taking Gun (Emetanamachka), 1927

Winold Reiss

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Dacotah Encampment, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

G301

Genre.

Voyageurs, 1898

Charles M. Russell

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Map Showing the Present Boundaries of the Ojibwa, Menomonee, Winnebago, and Dakotah Tribes of Indians 1851, 1851

Seth Eastman

G301

View of Mont Blanc, Seen from La Faucille, c. 1865

Théodore Rousseau

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A reversed study after the figure of Botany in the Allegory of the Sorbonne.

Seated Female Figure Seen from Behind, 1889

Pierre Puvis de Chavannes

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Manabosho's Devices, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Falls of St. Anthony, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Manabosho's Devices, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Indian Burial Ground, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Manabosho's Devices, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Manabosho's Devices, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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The Beet Harvest, 1881

Camille Pissarro

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Gathering Wild Rice, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Indian Sugar Camp, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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The Laughing Waters Three Miles Below the Falls of St. Anthony, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Dacotah Village, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Wenona's Leap, Lake Pepin, Mississippi River, 1851

Seth Eastman

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Beggar's Dance, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Sounding Wind, The Chippewa Brave, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Dog Dance of the Dacotahs, 1849

Seth Eastman

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Spearing Fish, 1850

Seth Eastman

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Protecting the Cornfields from Vermin, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Spearing Muskrats in Winter, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Dacotahs Mode of Sitting, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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We-har-ka, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Mourning for the Dead, 1849

Seth Eastman

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Medicine Man Curing a Patient, 1850

Seth Eastman

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Indian Courting, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Menstrual Lodge, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Ethnographic Map of the Indian Tribes of the United States, A.D. 1600, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Marriage Custom of the Indians, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Guarding the Corn Fields, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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The Death Whoop, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Itasca Lake, Source of the Mississippi, 1575 Feet above the Gulf of Mexico, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman; Designer: after Henry Rowe Schoolcraft

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Indians Travelling, 1850

Seth Eastman

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Study for Les Jeunes Filles et la Mort (Death and the Maidens), c. 1872

Pierre Puvis de Chavannes

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Dacotah Written Music, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Indians in Council, 1850

Seth Eastman

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Indian Doctor Concocting a Pot of Medicine, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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Indian Medas Secretly Showing the Contents of their Medicine Sacks to Each Other, 1849-1855

Seth Eastman

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