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A work made of color lithograph on tan wove paper.

At the Moulin Rouge, La Goulue and Her Sister, 1892

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

A work made of lithograph on zinc, with additions in watercolor and gouache, on ivory wove paper.

Breton Women, c. 1889

Émile Bernard

Black-and-white photograph of a fan made of finely carved pieces, featuring nude figures and cherubs among foliage.

Fan, 1775/1800

Benjamin West

A work made of red chalk on ivory laid paper, laid down on card.

Three Nude Women, n.d.

Workshop of Raphael

A work made of black fiber-tipped pen (faded to brown) on tan wove paper.

Three Nude Women, 1950

Milton Avery

A work made of watercolor over traces of graphite on cream wove paper.

Portrait of Berthe Morisot with a Fan, 1874

Édouard Manet

A work made of oil on canvas.

New York Street, 1902

Childe Hassam

Several nude people, each with a different skin hue, relax languidly underneath trees in a rural landscape. The shapes in this painting are simplified, soft. But overall they remain recognizable. Looking upward—toward the background—an oval-shaped portal in the tree copse opens toward a pink mirage. An unconcerned, utopian group, but in somber colors.

The Drying After, 1961

Bob Thompson

A work made of etching on ivory laid paper.

The Women of Thrace, 1907

Jacques Villon

A work made of oil on canvas.

Lady in Green and Gray, 1911

Thomas Wilmer Dewing

A work made of oil on canvas.

Women of the Ouled Nayls, 1867

Eugène Fromentin

Print in thick black lines of two women, pictured from the shoulders up, in front of three apartment buildings. The woman on the left wears a headwrap. She looks directly at the viewer with eyebrows raised and mouth slightly frowning. The woman on the right is in profile, looking at the other woman.

Special Houses, from The Black Woman (formerly The Negro Woman) (published 1946-47), 1946, printed 1989

Elizabeth Catlett

A female figure with a round face in a full orange robe is bent almost wearily as she rides a horse. White pigment has worn away on the horse, and orange has worn from her robe, revealing a terracotta tone.

Equestrienne, Tang dynasty (618–907), mid-8th century

A work made of oil on canvas.

Mount Washington, 1869

Winslow Homer

A work made of bronze.

Girl with Pail, 1910

Joseph Antoine Bernard

A work made of black conté crayon on ivory laid paper.

Seated Woman with a Parasol (study for La Grande Jatte), 1884/85

Georges Seurat

A work made of chromogenic print.

Untitled #120, 1983

Cindy Sherman

A work made of oil on canvas.

Gypsy Women at Les Saintes Maries, Provence, 1944

William Russell Flint

A work made of gouache, with touches of graphite, on illustration board.

Study for Aspects of Negro Life: The Negro in an African Setting, 1934

Aaron Douglas

A work made of chromogenic print.

Untitled, #126, 1983

Cindy Sherman

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