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A work made of silk; batik dyed; screen printed.

Off to War, 1917

Martha Ryther Kantor

A work made of bronze.

Dancer and Gazelles, 1916

Paul Manship

A work made of oil on canvas.

Mount Equinox, Winter, 1921

Rockwell Kent

A work made of glass.

Vase, c. 1931

Steuben Division, Corning Glass Works

A work made of bakelite, brush-burnished silver, chrome, and enamel.

Clock, 1928–29

Paul Theodore Frankl

Vibrantly colored abstract painting suggesting a landscape and trees, with irregular outlined sections of green, yellow, orange, pink, and bright red.

Landscape (recto), 1911–12

Marguerite Zorach

Tall black painted wooden cabinet, white trim, shape of skyscraper.

Skyscraper Cabinet, c. 1927

Paul Theodore Frankl

A work made of oil on canvas.

Summer (recto), 1913

William Zorach

A work made of nickel-plated copper alloy.

Salt (one of a pair), c. 1928

Ilonka Karasz

A work made of platinum with white and yellow diamonds.

Pair of Dress Clips, c. 1930

Artist unknown

A work made of oil on canvas.

A Vision, 1925–26

Joseph Stella

A work made of oil on composition board.

Provincetown, 1916

Marsden Hartley

Chrome statue of featureless robbed woman holding grain stalks and a pouch.

Ceres, 1928

John Bradley Storrs

A work made of marble.

Panel from a Sarcophagus Depicting the Abduction of Persephone, 190-200

Ancient Roman

A work made of marble.

Statuary Group of Three Satyrs Fighting a Serpent, about 1st century CE

Ancient Roman

Large black sculpture in the shape of Africa. The form is covered in gold chains, circular photographs or "medallions" depicting prominent African American figures, and other images and text. The sculpture hangs on a white wall. "

Africa Restored (Cheryl as Cleopatra), 2003-ongoing

Kerry James Marshall

A work made of terracotta and slip.

Water Container (Funjoho), Early/mid–20th century

Senufo

A wooden carving of a male figure. The figure has a distinctive face, with oval-shaped eyes and mouth, and wears a cap on his head. His body is covered in various shells, bones, feathers, fabric, and metal nails, and he holds a mirror-sealed resin packet over his stomach.

Male Figure (Nkisi Nkondi), Probably early to mid-19th century

Vili

A work made of wood.

Headrest (Isicamelo or Isigqiki), 19th century

Northern Nguni

A work made of gelatin silver print.

Malcolm X Holding up Black Muslim Newspaper, Los Angeles, California, May 8, 1963

Gordon Parks

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