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[Black Spiral-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–70s
[Overturned tractor-trailer]
Bill Arnold
1970s
Santa Ana Mountains
Bill Arnold
1971
Floating House, Amherst, Mass.
Bill Arnold
1972
Heart's Brook Farm, Hadley, Massachusetts
Bill Arnold
1972
No Hang Out Here
Bill Arnold
1972
Gov't Witness, N.Y.C.
Bill Arnold
1978
Met Temple
Bill Arnold
1976
Old Man and the Tree, Connecticut
Bill Arnold
1973
Billowing Lights (Opening of Exhibition of Photographs from the Collection of Sam Wagstaff at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.)
Bill Arnold
1978
[Thirty-five Letters, Notecards, Postcards, and Telegram to Walker Evans from Fifteen Correspondents: Alix Cameron to Caresse Crosby]
Walker Evans
1953–74
The Loss of Eden - and Eden, Lost.
Thomas Rowlandson
December 21, 1785
Temperance, but No Maine Law
Augustus Fay
1854
A Laundry Bill presented for payment to Colonel Richard Platt, as Officer of the Day – $54.25, submitted to the Committee of Arrangement
Richard Montgomery
1818
Receipt of Payment by Colonel Aaron Levy, for Cushman & Falconer's bill for black fabric, ribbons, etc., for the Brigade of Artillery – $97.82 from General Ebenezer Stevens, Chairman of the Committee of Arrangement, Cincinnati Society
Richard Montgomery
July 16, 1818
Arnold Statz, Outfield, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
The Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of the World's Industry at New York: 1853
Charles Gildemeister
1852
"Red-Headed Vulture and Long-Billed Vulture", Folio from the Shah Jahan Album
Mansur
verso: ca. 1615–20; recto: ca. 1535–45
Woman in White
Pablo Picasso
1923
Vic Aldridge, Pitcher, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Percy Jones, Pitcher, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Bob O'Farrell, Catcher, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Grover C. Alexander, Pitcher, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Chas. (Dowdy) Hartnett, Catcher, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Virgil Cheeves, Pitcher, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Oscar Ray Grimes, First Base, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Charlie Hollocher, Short Stop, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Marty Callaghan, Outfield, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Lawrence (Hack) Miller, Outfield, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Turner Barber, Outfield, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Max Flack, Outfield, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Johnny Kelleher, Third Base, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Marty Krug, Second Base, Chicago Nationals, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
The Visit to the Nursery
Gabriël Metsu
1661