Select Works From The Museum Collection
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9th century Irish ring brooch
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Ethiopian miniature of John the Evangelist, Gunda Gunde Gospel Book, c. 1540
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George Washington (1825) by Gilbert Stuart
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"The Sailor's Wedding" (1852) by Richard Caton Woodville
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The Church at Eragny (1884) by Camille Pissarro
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Iris Corsage Ornament (c. 1900) by Tiffany and Company.
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Margot in Blue (1902) by Mary Cassatt.
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Rose Trellis Imperial Easter Egg (1907) by Peter Carl Fabergé.
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Renaissance gallery
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