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Hippopotamus ("William")
ca. 1961–1878 B.C.
Relief: two servants bearing food and drink
Achaemenid
ca. 358–338 BCE
Food serving vessel (Pu)
China
late 9th–early 8th century BCE
Revised, Illustrated, and Enlarged–Wholesale Catalogue of Perfumery, Manufactured Hair Combs, Tools, Brushes
William Food
1867
The Raffle (Raffling for the Goose)
William Sidney Mount
1837
Food bottle
German
18th century
America's food pledge
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
United States Food Administration, General Orders
United States Food Administration
ca. 1918
The United States Food Administration certificate
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Member of the United States Food Administration
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
William Rogell, from the Gold Medal Flour series (R313A) issued by Gold Medal Foods, Inc.
Gold Medal Foods, Inc.
1934
William Hallahan, from the Gold Medal Flour series (R313A) issued by Gold Medal Foods, Inc.
Gold Medal Foods, Inc.
1934
Don't stop saving food
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917–18
Clytie
William Henry Rinehart
1869–70; carved 1872
Garbage is valuable
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Membership card for public eating places
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Defeat the Kaiser and his U-boats
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Do not be fooled by the lies of the enemy
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Keep the garbage clean and see that it is utilized
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
The prices charged by this store
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917
Heroic Women of France
United States Food Administration
ca. 1917–18
Little Americans do your bit
Cushman Parker
ca. 1917
Little Americans do your bit
Cushman Parker
ca. 1917
Food Will Win the War, You Came here Seeking Freedom, You Must Now Help to Preserve it, Wheat is Needed for the Allies, Waste Nothing
Charles Edward Chambers
ca. 1918
Our flags
Adolph Treidler
ca. 1917
Sugar means ships
Ernest Fuhr
1917
Sugar means ships
Ernest Fuhr
1917
Don't let up
F. Luis Mora
ca. 1918
America's food pledge
Anonymous
ca. 1917
America's food pledge
Strobridge Lithographing Company
ca. 1917–18
Food will win the war
Forbes Lithographic Manufacturing Co.
ca. 1917
Milk/Floor
William Wegman
1970–71
[Diner Counter with Cake Stand]
William Eggleston
1960–65
Untitled
William Eggleston
1974
An Angel Bringing Food to a Hermit
Jean Honoré Fragonard
ca. 1750–56
[Chocolate Chip Cookie]
Harney Isham Williams
1930s
Tables for Ladies
Edward Hopper
1930
The Soup Kitchen
Norman Lewis
ca. 1937
Substitutes for Bread;–or–Right Honorables, Saving the Loaves, & Dividing the Fishes
James Gillray
December 24, 1795
Cuneiform tablet: vocabulary of food and drink terms, Urra=hubullu, tablet 23
ca. late 1st millennium BCE