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Rivera, Diego, Mother and Child, 1944
Duane Michals, Christ in New York , 1980S
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo, Hercules and Antaeus, 1700
Tony Matelli, Sleepwalker, 2014
Uta Barth, Untitled, 1998
Unknown, Haniwa Tomb Figure of a Soldier, 200-710
Alexander Calder, Study for Lobster Trap and Fish Tail, 1937-38
Diego Rivera, The Eiffel Tower, 1914
A.A. Gordy, Coverlet, 1834
Unidentified Artist(s) of the Igbesanmwan Carvers Guild, Tusk for the Royal Benin (Edo) Ancestral Shrine, 1851-88
Othon Friesz, Landscape, 1907
Gustave Baumann, Summer Rain, 1926
Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Untitled (Marie Von Bruenchenhein), 1940s--mid 1950s
Lynda Benglis, Embryo I, 1967-76
Terry Winters, Fourteen Etchings 8 and Fourteen Etchings 13, 1989
Michael Byron, Scenes from the 34th City (A), 1996
Andrew Wyeth, The Cutter, 1952
Grandma Moses, Yellow House, 1955
Robert Rauschenberg, Accident, 1963


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