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Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Jar with Two Handles

Jar with Two Handles

Unknown, 100

Attic Black-Figure Siana Cup Fragment

Attic Black-Figure Siana Cup Fragment

Unknown, -550

March on Washington - Part I

March on Washington - Part I

Unknown, 1963

Landscape in the Style of Yan Wengui

Landscape in the Style of Yan Wengui

Unknown, 1707

[Man kneeling and supporting standing baby]

[Man kneeling and supporting standing baby]

Unknown, 1915

Untitled

Untitled

Unknown, 1960

Attic Black-Figure Cup Fragment

Attic Black-Figure Cup Fragment

Unknown, -550

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: France. Marausson. "L'Union": Coöperative Societies, France: L'Union Maraussanaise, Maraussan.: This society was founded 1906 in the grape district, carries on noth distribution and production. Members must belong to both branches, although they farm their small holdings separately. The distributive society supplies groceries and other necessities. The productive society turns the grape harvest into wine, stores it in co-operative cellars, sells it, and buys manure, implements, etc. necessary for the wine industry.

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: France. Marausson. "L'Union": Coöperative Societies, France: L'Union Maraussanaise, Maraussan.: This society was founded 1906 in the grape district, carries on noth distribution and production. Members must belong to both branches, although they farm their small holdings separately. The distributive society supplies groceries and other necessities. The productive society turns the grape harvest into wine, stores it in co-operative cellars, sells it, and buys manure, implements, etc. necessary for the wine industry.

Unknown, 1902

Social Settlements: United States. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. "University House": University House, Philadelphia, Pa.: Cooking Class

Social Settlements: United States. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. "University House": University House, Philadelphia, Pa.: Cooking Class

Unknown, 1898

[Portrait of a Seated Man in Hat with Hands Crossed]

[Portrait of a Seated Man in Hat with Hands Crossed]

Unknown, 1845

HEREIN LIES WHAT THE MOUNTAIN-LIONS LEFT OF MUCHABONGO. GONE TO THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS, WHERE GAME IS EVER PLENTIFUL, AND THE WHITE MAN NEVER INTRUDES.

HEREIN LIES WHAT THE MOUNTAIN-LIONS LEFT OF MUCHABONGO. GONE TO THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS, WHERE GAME IS EVER PLENTIFUL, AND THE WHITE MAN NEVER INTRUDES.

Unknown, 1920

[Young woman seated]

[Young woman seated]

Unknown, 1860