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Social Settlements: United States. New York. New York City. Association of Neighborhood Workers: Arts and Festival Committee: Association of Neighborhood Workers of New York Arts and Festival Committee: Children's dances in Bronx Park, 1910, under the direction of the Arts and Festival Committee of the Neighborhood Workers Association of New York. 20 Settlement Houses were represented by 800 children. All the dances were national folk dances. In many instances the dances were learned by the children from their immigrant mothers.

Social Settlements: United States. New York. New York City. Association of Neighborhood Workers: Arts and Festival Committee: Association of Neighborhood Workers of New York Arts and Festival Committee: Children's dances in Bronx Park, 1910, under the direction of the Arts and Festival Committee of the Neighborhood Workers Association of New York. 20 Settlement Houses were represented by 800 children. All the dances were national folk dances. In many instances the dances were learned by the children from their immigrant mothers.

Unidentified Artist

Social Settlements: United States. New York. New York City. Association of Neighborhood Workers: Arts and Festival Committee: Association of Neighborhood Workers of New York Arts and Festival Committee: Children's dances in Bronx Park, 1910, under the direction of the Arts and Festival Committee of the Neighborhood Workers Association of New York. 20 Settlement Houses were represented by 800 children. All the dances were national folk dances. In many instances the dances were learned by the children from their immigrant mothers.

Social Settlements: United States. New York. New York City. Association of Neighborhood Workers: Arts and Festival Committee: Association of Neighborhood Workers of New York Arts and Festival Committee: Children's dances in Bronx Park, 1910, under the direction of the Arts and Festival Committee of the Neighborhood Workers Association of New York. 20 Settlement Houses were represented by 800 children. All the dances were national folk dances. In many instances the dances were learned by the children from their immigrant mothers.

Unidentified Artist

Romantic Landscape

Romantic Landscape, 1749 - 1822

Franz Kobell

Woman Washing Herself

Woman Washing Herself, 1864 - 1901

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Nocturne in Black and Gold: Rag Shop, Chelsea

Nocturne in Black and Gold: Rag Shop, Chelsea, 1834 - 1903

James Abbott McNeill Whistler

The Dancing Hours

The Dancing Hours, founded 1759

Wedgwood

View of the Boston Fens

View of the Boston Fens, 1864 - 1929

Arthur Clifton Goodwin

Two Women, Debutante Ball, Hotel Pierre, NYC

Two Women, Debutante Ball, Hotel Pierre, NYC, 1941 - 2023

Larry Fink

Urbana, Illinois

Urbana, Illinois, born 1930

Martin Karplus

Blue Flight

Blue Flight, 1917 - 2008

Edna Andrade

The Robinson Children of Newport, Rhode Island

The Robinson Children of Newport, Rhode Island

Unidentified Artist

Fragment of a Cosmatesque Pilaster

Fragment of a Cosmatesque Pilaster

Unidentified Artist

Bust of Baruch Spinoza

Bust of Baruch Spinoza

Unidentified Artist

Maquette for "Sun Gate" and "Pulse of Morning"

Maquette for "Sun Gate" and "Pulse of Morning", born 1947

Murray Dewart

A half circle with rings at the top.

Mitra

Greek

Untitled ("A section of an iceberg which was nearly three quarters of a mile long and grounded in nearly 700 ft of water")

Untitled ("A section of an iceberg which was nearly three quarters of a mile long and grounded in nearly 700 ft of water"), 1823 - 1892

John L. Dunmore

Seated Male Nude Turned One-Half Left

Seated Male Nude Turned One-Half Left, 1853 - 1935

Denman Waldo Ross

Arthur Ewart Brown

Arthur Ewart Brown, 1853 - 1935

Denman Waldo Ross

Studies of Turkeys

Studies of Turkeys, 1856 - 1925

John Singer Sargent

Greater Weever (Trachinus draco) or Spotted Weever (Trachinus araneus)

Greater Weever (Trachinus draco) or Spotted Weever (Trachinus araneus), c. 1620 - 1692

Albert Flamen

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