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A work made of bronze, iron, and wood.

Small Howitzer (Field Cannon) of Artillery Captain Johannes Faulhaber, 1600/35

A work made of bronze and wood.

Model Field Cannon with Carriage, c. 1600

A work made of steel, brass, gold, silver, and cord.

Dagger-Dividers-Quadrant, c. 1550-80

A work made of wood, canvas, and iron.

Grape Shot (Projectile) for a Cannon, 17th Century

A work made of iron.

Chain Shot (Projectile) for a Cannon, 17th Century

A work made of oil on linen.

Composition, 1951

Ernest Mancoba

A work made of silver dye-bleach print.

Untitled, c.1980

Luis Medina

A work made of silver dye-bleach print.

Untitled, c.1980

Luis Medina

A work made of silver dye-bleach print.

"El Dorado," Latino Gay Bar, Chicago, 1977

Luis Medina

A work made of pen and black ink on cream laid paper.

Untitled, 1962

León Ferrari

A work made of graphite and white pressure-sensitive tape on ivory wove tracing paper.

Untitled, 1967

Robert Grosvenor

A work made of pen and black ink on cream wove graph paper.

Trafalgar Square, 2001

Ewan Gibbs

A work made of collage of brush and black ink and gray washes and white gouache, with touches of brush and red ink, on cut-and-pasted white wove watercolor paper.

gwrath, 2005

Rodney Carswell

A work made of pen and brush and black ink, with touches of graphite on off-white wove paper.

Untitled, 1956

Karl Stanley Benjamin

A work made of internal dye diffusion transfer print.

Still Life, June 30, 1978

Lucas Samaras

A work made of internal dye diffusion transfer print.

Still Life, September 5, 1978

Lucas Samaras

A work made of internal dye diffusion transfer print.

Still Life & Figure, September 18, 1978

Lucas Samaras

A work made of internal dye diffusion transfer print.

Still Life, August 22, 1978

Lucas Samaras

A work made of internal dye diffusion transfer print.

Sitting, 1978

Lucas Samaras

A work made of watercolor, with graphite, on ivory wove paper.

Landscape with Man on a Donkey (recto) Two Women in a Cafe (verso), c. 1849

Johan Barthold Jongkind

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