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Painting of a close-up view of a pale, pinkish stone cliff with a V-shaped dip against a blue sky.

The White Place in Sun, 1943

Georgia O'Keeffe

A work made of oil on canvas.

Spring, 1923–24

Georgia O'Keeffe

Abstract painting with a purple background and irregular grey and white shapes thrusting into all four corners.

Extemporaneous, 1927

Helen Torr

A work made of silver-plated brass, glass, and ebony.

Table Lamp, c. 1930

Walter Von Nessen

A work made of oil on canvas.

Red Hills with Flowers, 1940

Georgia O'Keeffe

A work made of oil on glass.

Happy Home: Bowl of Vegetables, 1940

Rebecca Salsbury James

A work made of color screen print on polymer and bamboo.

Double Dip Model 2022-23, 2022-23

James P. Johnson ONN-ISS-KWAH

A work made of earthenware and tin-glaze, with cobalt glaze.

Tibor (Jar), 1700–50

Talavera Poblana

A work made of earthenware and slip.

Storyteller, 100–800 CE

Jalisco

A work made of limestone.

Stela, 702 CE

Maya

A work made of copper and gilding.

Eagle Weather Vane and Standard, 1800–1900

Artist unknown

Dozens of figures in a brown field filled with discarded corn silks form two rows and sit across from each other husking corn, a farm in the background.

Husking Bee, Island of Nantucket, 1876

Eastman Johnson

Brown bronze statue of man with riding crop atop a rearing horse.

The Bronco Buster, Modeled 1895, cast 1899

Frederic Remington

A work made of ebonized cherry, rosewood, and gold-plated brass.

Magician's Birthday, 1984

Wendell Castle

A work made of earthenware, glaze, and engobe.

Jazz Bowl, c. 1931

Viktor Schreckengost

A work made of earthenware and slip.

Parrot Olla, c. 1880s

Pueblo of Acoma

A work made of earthenware (blackware) and slip.

Storage Jar, c. 1900

Sara Fina Tafoya

A work made of painted poplar.

Sister Tuesday, 1934

Leslie G. Bolling

A work made of stone, spondylus shell, and stucco.

Face, 300–600 CE

Teotihuacan

A work made of limestone.

Church Lady, 1933–37

William Edmondson

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