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Collection data and imagery from museum open-access programs (CC0): Art Institute of Chicago, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Mauritshuis, Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum, Musée d'Orsay, National Gallery of Art, SMK — National Gallery of Denmark, The Cleveland Museum of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, The National Gallery, Van Gogh Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art. Display states carry their verification time and source, and are never inferred.

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Jack Kerouac at Staten Island Ferry Wharf, we used to wander docksides under Manhattan’s bridges & thru truck parking lots along East River singing rawbone Blues, Leadbelly’s “Black Girl” or “Eli Eli,” chanting Poe’s “Annabelle Lee” & shouting Hart Crane’s “O Harp & Altar of the Fury fused!” or “Atlantis” to Brooklyn Bridge’s traffic spanned above. Time of his _Doctor Sax_ & _The Subterraneans_, Burroughs was in town, up from Mexico, New York, Fall 1953., Allen Ginsberg, 1953, printed later

Allen Ginsberg

Jack Kerouac at Staten Island Ferry Wharf, we used to wander docksides under Manhattan’s bridges & thru truck parking lots along East River singing rawbone Blues, Leadbelly’s “Black Girl” or “Eli Eli,” chanting Poe’s “Annabelle Lee” & shouting Hart Crane’s “O Harp & Altar of the Fury fused!” or “Atlantis” to Brooklyn Bridge’s traffic spanned above. Time of his _Doctor Sax_ & _The Subterraneans_, Burroughs was in town, up from Mexico, New York, Fall 1953., 1953, printed later

Not on view · National Gallery of Art

Thomas Amory II, John Singleton Copley, c. 1770-1772

John Singleton Copley

Thomas Amory II, c. 1770-1772

National Gallery of Art

Portrait of a Woman, Ferdinand Bol, 1660s

Ferdinand Bol

Portrait of a Woman, 1660s

Not on view · National Gallery of Art

Dryad, Walt Kuhn, 1935

Walt Kuhn

Dryad, 1935

Not on view · National Gallery of Art

Portrait of a Gentleman, Joseph Blackburn, c. 1760

Joseph Blackburn

Portrait of a Gentleman, c. 1760

National Gallery of Art

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