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Celebrating Women Artists from the Collection

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Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century American Folk Art

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Nan Goldin’s The Ballad of Sexual Dependency

The Museum Acquires a Notable Roman Sculpture of Venus

Ideal Atrio (Ideal Atrium) in Rhetorica Christiana , 1579 , by Diego de Valadés (Didacus Valades), 1533–1582; born Tlaxcala, Mexico; active Seville, Spain, Rome and Perugia, ItalyPublished by Pietro Giacomo Petruzzi, active 1567–1609, Perugia, Italy , object number 2024-46

Ideal Atrio (Ideal Atrium) in Rhetorica Christiana

Ideal Atrio (Ideal Atrium) in Rhetorica Christiana ,
1579

Diego de Valadés (Didacus Valades), 1533–1582; born Tlaxcala, Mexico; active Seville, Spain, Rome and Perugia, Italy
Published by Pietro Giacomo Petruzzi, active 1567–1609, Perugia, Italy

2024-46

Study for “Heroes and Heroines of the Homeric Story” Mosaic Frieze (Alexander Hall, Princeton University) , ca. 1894 , by Jacob Adolphus Holzer, 1858–1938; born Péry, Switzerland; died Florence, Italy; active New York, NY and Chicago, ILTiffany Studios, active 1892–1930, New York, NY , object number 2024-503

Study for “Heroes and Heroines of the Homeric Story” Mosaic Frieze (Alexander Hall, Princeton University)

Study for “Heroes and Heroines of the Homeric Story” Mosaic Frieze (Alexander Hall, Princeton University) ,
ca. 1894

Jacob Adolphus Holzer, 1858–1938; born Péry, Switzerland; died Florence, Italy; active New York, NY and Chicago, IL
Tiffany Studios, active 1892–1930, New York, NY

2024-503

Tecomate with excised shark , 1500–1000 BCE , object number 2024-22

Tecomate with excised shark

Tecomate with excised shark ,
1500–1000 BCE

Olmec style , Early Formative Period

2024-22

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