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Sibyl and the Snake

Maker: Miriam Smith Peck (American, 1910–1984)

Brothers: Garet and Matthew Lahvis

Artist: Alice Neel (American, 1900–1984)

Bird Spectrum (Art, Artifact, Artifice) No. 1

Artist: James Prosek (American, born 1975, B.A. 1997)

Of Blossoms That Bloomed So Fine

Artist: James Gobel (American, born 1972)

Like Magic

Artist: John Bankston (American, born 1963)

Split

Artist: Sadie Benning (American, born 1973)

Untitled, from the series Piece of Work

Artist: Jody Lomberg (American, born 1956)

No Title

Artist: Robert Therrien (American, 1947–2019)

A Covert's House (Covert's House, Sheldrake)

Artist: Edwin Walter Dickinson (American, 1891–1978)

Liberty's Dots and Dashes

Artist: Jane Wilson (American, 1924–2015)

Blank Sheets

Artist: Tom Burckhardt (American, born 1964)

Bather

Artist: Elmer Bischoff (American, 1916–1991)

Untitled

Artist: Franz Kline (American, 1910–1962)

Paradise Lost 1 (Burmese Python and Blue and Yellow Macaw, Everglades)

Artist: James Prosek (American, born 1975, B.A. 1997)

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