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Man Ray
Le Monde, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Cuisine, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Électricité, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
La Maison, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Électricité, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Salle a Manger, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Lingerie, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Électricité, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
La Ville, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Le Souffle, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Man Ray
Salle de Bain, 1931
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
J. J. Lankes, after Rockwell Kent
Dynamos, 1930
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
John Davies
Agecroft Power Station, Salford, 1983
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
John Davies
Durham Ox, Sheffield, 1981
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
No image available
Senufo
Male Figure, Early/mid-20th century
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Peru, southern Andes
Large Hanging with Crown and Escutcheon, c. 1700
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Yoruba
Tunic, Early-mid 20th century
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Yoruba
Hat, Early-mid 20th century
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
English
Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and Edward VI, 1597
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Netherlandish
Emperor Heraclius Slays the King of Persia, c. 1470
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Yoruba
Barrister’s Crown (Orikogbofo), Mid–20th century
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Senufo
Helmet Mask (Kunugba'a), Early/mid-20th century
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
John Heartfield
So macht man Dollars (Mountain City), 1931
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
No image available
Peru, probably Lima
Embroidery with Allegorical and Mythological Motifs, 1660s
Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago