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Unidentified Native American woman in front of brick structure |
Unidentified |
Native American |
4336.5008 |
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Unidentified Sioux group |
Unidentified |
Native American, Sioux |
4326.4820 |
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Possibly Howard House |
Unidentified |
Native American, Cherokee |
4327.3697 |
gelatin silver process |
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Cherokee Capital, Tahlequah |
Unidentified |
Native American, Cherokee |
4327.3703 |
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Series of Prints: Landscape after Daubigny |
Thomas Moran, Charles-Francois Daubigny |
American |
14.434a-c |
brown printing ink on paper |
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Series of Prints: The Lighthouse |
Thomas Moran |
American |
14.418a-e |
printing ink on paper (14.418a-d), printing ink on paper with addition of wash (14.418e) |
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Series of Prints: A Tower of Cortés - Mexico |
Thomas Moran |
American |
14.392a-l |
printing ink on paper |
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Series of Prints: A City Farm, New York |
Mary Nimmo Moran |
American |
14.105a-i |
printing ink on paper adhered to board (14.105a), printing ink on paper (14.105b-i) |
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Game of Chance |
John Mix Stanley |
American |
01.1137 |
oil on canvas |
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Act for Building of a Court House at Tahlequah |
Unidentified, J. L. Hargett |
Native American, Cherokee |
4026.1075-.1 |
ink on paper |
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Moonlight |
William Robinson Leigh |
American |
01.112 |
oil on canvas board |
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Notes on the Treaty of 1755 with South Carolina |
J. L. Hargett, Unidentified |
American |
4026.1903 |
ink on paper |
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Feltville |
Thomas Moran |
American |
13.528 |
graphite on paper |
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Twenty-Mule Team Borax Wagons |
Unidentified |
American |
TU2009.39.270.61 |
gelatin silver process |
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Feltville |
Thomas Moran |
American |
13.536 |
lithographic crayon on paper |
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Man on Horse |
Unidentified |
American |
TU2009.39.7242 |
gelatin silver process |
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Feltville |
Thomas Moran |
American |
13.566 |
graphite on paper |
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African American Man in a Wagon |
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4317.3461 |
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Pueblo Craftsmen, Palace of the Governor Santa Fe |
Pablita Velarde |
Native American; Santa Clara Pueblo |
02.565 |
tempera on paper |
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Indians Wishing to Prove Whether or Not the Spaniards Were Immortal. Drowning a Spaniard Named Salsede in the Ocean |
Unidentified |
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01.2039 |
oil on wood panel |
