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The image shows a beaded handbag with a metal frame and a chain handle, featuring large floral patterns. The color palette includes pastel pinks, greens, blues, and whites, with darker tones like black and deep blue forming parts of the design. The body of the handbag displays an intricate pattern of flowers and leaves, with the handle positioned symmetrically above. Dangling bead fringes in matching colors are present at the bottom of the handbag.

Index of American Design1943.8.2182

Bag

Vincent Murphy

1935/1942 · watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paperboard

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This is a drawing of a bag with decorative elements. The bag features intricate embroidery with floral motifs in pink and green, the word "Joye," and a section of vibrant blue. A decorative tassel hangs from the narrow point of the bag. On the right, there is a smaller sketch showing a different design option with an emblematic image and tassel.

Index of American Design1943.8.2211

Bag

Eugene Bartz

c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and gouache on paperboard

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The image shows a large textile bag with an embroidered floral design on its flap and body, along with a twisted rope handle. The color palette consists of muted browns for the bag, with colorful accents from the embroidery, including greens, reds, pinks, purples, and blues. A smaller, similar design is also present towards the bottom right, both centered on a light beige background.

Index of American Design1943.8.2713

Bag

Georgine E. Mason

c. 1941 · watercolor and graphite on paperboard

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The image displays a decorative pouch with symmetrical design, divided into two sections: one red and the other white, adorned with intricate embroidery and patterns. The color palette includes red, white, pink, gold, and hints of brown. The pouch is placed centrally, with red and white cords extending upwards to form loops. It includes a pink tassel at the bottom, with small matching decorative elements at the corners and center.

Index of American Design1943.8.3084

Bag

Cornelius Christoffels

c. 1937 · watercolor, graphite, and colored pencil on paper

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The image depicts a beaded purse with floral patterns in various colors. The purse hangs against a plain background, showcasing intricate beadwork in shades of blue, pink, white, silver, green, red, and gold. The central large flower is complemented by a floral motif on the purse's flap. The dark fabric sets off the vibrant bead colors and the brownish-red trim outlines the purse. A subtle metallic strap is attached to the top. The bead strings dangle below the purse. The words "ACTUAL SIZE" are written on the left, and the signature "R. ELVIS" is on the right.

Index of American Design1943.8.3086

Bag

Roberta Elvis

c. 1936 · watercolor and graphite on paper

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The image shows a rectangular abstract composition with intricate geometric shapes and flowing lines. The arrangement resembles a tapestry or fabric pattern, with horizontal and vertical sections creating a layered effect. The shapes and lines form motifs reminiscent of stylized figures and decorative borders, evoking the appearance of ancient script or textile designs. The color palette includes muted tones, suggesting a weathered or vintage look. The placement of the elements within the rectangle draws a connection to a scroll or decorative panel.

Index of American Design1943.8.12062

Bag

Mary Berner

1935/1942 · graphite and colored pencil on paper

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The image shows a textile object with a straight upper border and a pointed lower edge. It features a design split into pink and white sections, each adorned with intricate stitching and ornamental patterns. The color palette includes shades of pink, white, yellow, and grey, creating a vibrant contrast. Positioned centrally on a light background, the textile includes two dangling tassels at its lower edge and an ornate looped cord with two pom-poms at the top.

Index of American Design1943.8.17728

Bag

Ann Gene Buckley

1935/1942 · watercolor, gouache, and graphite on paper

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The image shows a line of horses pulling a cart filled with large sacks and two figures seated on top. The horizon is positioned low, with the sky taking up most of the upper part. In the distance, there are suggestions of trees and figures. The etching style is detailed, especially in the horses and carts, with varying line thickness to show depth and texture. The black and white palette creates a high-contrast look. In the foreground, there is a dark shape, possibly another horse. The scene conveys dynamism with the movement of the horses and the loaded cart.

Print1985.3.2

Baggage Train

Stefano Della Bella

c. 1641 · etching

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The image shows a landscape with mountains in the distance. An isolated tower stands on a rocky hill in the foreground. The scene has a monochrome color scheme with subtle variations of grays and browns. The terrain slopes down towards a valley surrounded by mountains. Trees are scattered along the slope, adding to the tranquil setting.

Photograph2018.168.3

Bagnères-de-Luchon at the Foot of the Castel-Vielh Tower

Joseph Vigier

1853 · albumen silver print

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Painting2009.24.1

Bagpipe Player

Hendrick ter Brugghen

1624 · oil on canvas

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This is an image of a seated meeting in a natural setting. Two figures are seated under a tree, talking. One figure holds a musical instrument resembling a bagpipe, and the other holds a large sack or pitcher. The scene is set against foliage and grass, hinting at an outdoor location. The lines and shading show texture in the clothing and facial features. The style is detailed and traditional.

Print1943.3.5793

Bagpipe Player with His Lover

Master IB

Date not recorded · engraving

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This is a drawing of a person playing a bagpipe. The drawing features a person playing a bagpipe instrument. The person is sitting and wearing period-specific attire. The person appears intent on their music. The background includes a textured ground surface and vegetation. The artwork has a rustic, vintage feel with cross-hatching used for shading.

Print2011.139.72

Bagpipe Players

Martin Treu

c. 1540 · engraving on laid paper

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Print1943.3.3527

Bagpiper

Albrecht Dürer

1514 · engraving on laid paper

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The image shows a row of trees with vertical trunks at the top of the frame. Behind the trees are dark structures, possibly buildings. The horizon is slightly above the center, with buildings merging with the tree trunks. The scene is monochromatic with bold brushstrokes showing tree details and building shadows. Figures and a small animal are drawn closest to us. The drawing style suggests movement and spontaneity, with black ink on a light background.

Print1947.7.20

Bahnhof Tiergarten (Court with Trees)

Lovis Corinth

1920/1921 · drypoint in black

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The image shows a river flowing towards the viewer with steep cliffs on the horizon. Trees are seen topping the cliffs. The composition features a monochrome palette with dark cliffs and a light sky. A wooden raft with passengers is floating on the river. The cliffs are mirrored on the water's surface, adding depth to the scene.

Print1999.135.1

Baiern, Kalkfelsen zwischen Weltenburg und Kellheim (Bavaria, Chalk Cliffs between Weltenburg and Kellheim)

Jakob Alt

1820/1826 · lithograph

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This is a drawing of fish swimming near a diving scene. The image depicts an underwater scene, with fish swimming around stylized depictions of divers. One diver is diving headfirst into the water, while another is floating or swimming beneath the surface. The fish are swimming nearby, and the expressions of the divers are exaggerated and cartoonish. The style is reminiscent of satirical or caricature art, emphasizing the interaction between the divers and the fish. The text at the bottom translates to "Fearless Swimmers - The terror of the fish!" which complements the tone of the drawing.

Print2015.143.1289

Baigneurs intrepédes

Honoré Daumier

1864 · lithograph

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This is a painting featuring swans in a body of water surrounded by dense foliage. The image depicts a tranquil moment in nature with swans positioned in the water. The surrounding area is filled with trees and bushes, creating a canopy that frames the water. Light filters through the canopy, casting light areas on the water and darker tones in the landscape. The use of light and shadow suggests depth, while scratches and hatching technique add texture. This painting is in the style of Georges Seurat.

Print1981.49.1

Baigneuse aux oies (Bathers with Geese)

Camille Pissarro

1895 · etching and aquatint on light green dyed paper

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The image shows several figures at the water's edge, some standing in the shallow water and others preparing to enter. The waterline separates the water from a landscape of trees and foliage in the distance. The brushstrokes and lines are loose, creating an impressionistic feel, with darker shadows defining the trees and water reflections. The color palette is monochromatic, using shades of black, white, and gray to convey form and texture.

Print1994.60.49

Baigneuses

Camille Pissarro

c. 1895 · lithograph (zinc) in black on chine collé

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This is a drawing of a group of figures in a natural setting. The image depicts several nude figures near a body of water. The figures are arranged in a composition, suggesting movement and interaction. The background is filled with foliage. The use of light and shadow, as well as the rendering of the figures’ forms, create a sense of vibrancy and life in the drawing.

Print1972.68.2

Baigneuses luttant (Bathers Wrestling)

Camille Pissarro

c. 1896 · lithograph

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Print2017.182.2

Baigneuses luttant (Bathers Wrestling)

Camille Pissarro

c. 1896 · lithograph with chine collé

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The image depicts two figures in a body of water with ducks and surrounding nature. The figures are partially submerged in a pond or lake. To the right, a group of ducks float on the water. Trees and bushes surround the water, creating a lush setting. The colors are vibrant, with a combination of yellows, greens, and blues. The style is similar to Pierre-Auguste Renoir, emphasizing softness and fluidity in the figures and nature.

Print1991.29.1

Baigneuses, gardeuses d'oies (Bathers Tending Geese)

Camille Pissarro

c. 1895 · color etching and drypoint with aquatint

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The image shows three people from the shoulders up, sitting closely together. The person on the left has voluminous wavy hair, the one in the center has tightly drawn back or styled hair, and the person on the right has light facial features defined by long, slanting lines. Their clothing is closely fitting with textured lines suggesting fabric folds. The background appears to be indoors, with suggestive lines indicating a crowd or busy space. Above to the left are further indistinct forms, potentially suggesting spectators or an audience.

Print1943.3.3754

Baignoire au théatre (Lower Box at the Theater)

Jean-Louis Forain

1909 · etching and aquatint (zinc plate) on laid Van Gelder paper

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The image shows four women walking in traditional dresses with floral designs. They are viewed from a side angle, creating a sense of movement. The women have partially visible facial features and styled hair. Each wears a colorful dress with floral patterns, and one carries a fan. The background features faint outlines of figures and architectural elements.

Print2020.149.17

Bailadoras (Andalucia)

Henry Julien Detouche

1898 · etching and aquatint printed from multiple plates in color on tan wove paper

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Print2015.19.1584.16.1

Bailey Bartlett

Charles B. J. Févret de Saint-Mémin

1800 · mezzotint and engraving in black on wove paper mounted to brown wove paper

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