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Carlton House, 350 & 352 Broadway, Corner of Leonard Street, New York

John Penniman

G. Snyder

ca. 1850

Smashed Strokes Hope, Joan Snyder American, Oil on canvas — Smashed Strokes Hope
Joan Snyder
1971

Heart On, Joan Snyder American, Oil, acrylic, paper, fabric, cheesecloth, papier maché, mattress batting, and thread on canvas — Heart On
Joan Snyder
1975

Terracotta pelike (jar), Group G, Terracotta, Greek, Attic — Terracotta pelike (jar)
Group G
3rd quarter of the 4th century BCE

Cup and Saucer, F. G. American, Porcelain, American — Cup and Saucer
F. G.
ca. 1910–15

New York Harbor with Brooklyn Bridge, G. Baker American, Oil on canvas, American — New York Harbor with Brooklyn Bridge
G. Baker
after 1869

Sugar Bowl, R. G. American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
R. G.
1795–1810

Counterpane, Bolton type, G. G. American, Cotton, woven, American — Counterpane, Bolton type
G. G.
1818

Hot water jug, C. G. K., Silver, partly wicker-wrapped, German, Dresden — Hot water jug
C. G. K.
ca. 1805

Tea Spoon, Joshua G. Davis American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
Joshua G. Davis
1770–1800

Tea Spoon, G. E. E. American, Silver, American — Tea Spoon
G. E. E.
1790–1800

Tongs, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Tongs
William G. Forbes
1800–1830

Teapot, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Teapot
William G. Forbes
1800–1810

Compote, Charles G. Summers, Glass, American — Compote
Charles G. Summers
Canton Glass Company
ca. 1882

Creamer, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Creamer
William G. Forbes
1800–1810

Spoon, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Spoon
William G. Forbes
1800–1830

Spoon, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Spoon
William G. Forbes
ca. 1790

Table Spoon, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Table Spoon
William G. Forbes
1800–1830

Table Spoon, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Table Spoon
William G. Forbes
1800–1830

Table Spoon, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Table Spoon
William G. Forbes
1770–1800

Table Spoon, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Table Spoon
William G. Forbes
1770–1800

Center Table, Anthony G. Quervelle American, Mahogany, intarsia marble, brass, American — Center Table
Anthony G. Quervelle
ca. 1830

Sugar Bowl, William G. Forbes American, Silver, American — Sugar Bowl
William G. Forbes
1800–1810

The Parthenon, Vincent G. Stiepevich American, Oil on canvas, American — The Parthenon
Vincent G. Stiepevich
1880

Card Table, Anthony G. Quervelle American, Mahogany, rosewood, American — Card Table
Anthony G. Quervelle
1825–30

Milk jug, C. G. K., Silver, German, Dresden — Milk jug
C. G. K.
ca. 1805

Baritone shoulder horn in B-flat, Henry G. Lehnert German, Brass, nickel silver, American — Baritone shoulder horn in B-flat
Henry G. Lehnert
after 1875

Valve Trumpet, Elbridge G. Wright American, Brass, nickel-silver, American — Valve Trumpet
Elbridge G. Wright
ca. 1845

Kali, the wrathful protector (Shri Shri Kali) (recto); Kali (verso), G. C. Dass (recto), Recto: Lithograph with watercolor on paper; Verso: lithograph, printed in black, West Bengal, Kolkata — Kali, the wrathful protector (Shri Shri Kali) (recto); Kali (verso)
G. C. Dass
Unidentified artist
ca. 1880–85 (recto); ca. 1875–85 (verso)

Allianced armorials of Saxe-Weissenfels and Brandenburg, G. E. Kunckel, Glass, German, Thuringia — Allianced armorials of Saxe-Weissenfels and Brandenburg
G. E. Kunckel
ca. 1720

Urinoirs : publics et privés, kiosques, sièges et cabinets communs, G. Larivière et Cie — Urinoirs : publics et privés, kiosques, sièges et cabinets communs
G. Larivière et Cie
1901

Things Have Tears and We Know Suffering, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut — Things Have Tears and We Know Suffering
Joan Snyder
1984

Mommy Why?, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut — Mommy Why?
Joan Snyder
1983–84

Dancing in the Dark, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut — Dancing in the Dark
Joan Snyder
1982–84

For The Children, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut and stencil — For The Children
Joan Snyder
1988

Angry Woman, from "Femfolio", Joan Snyder American, Digital print with color lithography and hand coloring — Angry Woman, from "Femfolio"
Multiple artists/makers
2007

Resurrection Etching (WP5), Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, sugar lift etching, open bite, aquatint, and line etching on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP5)
Joan Snyder
Aeropress
1978–81

Resurrection Etching (WP9), Joan Snyder American, Sugar lift aquatint on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP9)
Joan Snyder
Aeropress
1978–81

Mommy Why?, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut hand-inked with oil paint by the artist on Yamato mulberry paper — Mommy Why?
Multiple artists/makers
1983–84

Resurrection Etching, Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, color sugar lift aquatint (from two plates), open bite, and line etching on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching
Joan Snyder
Aeropress
1978–81