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monkey (animals)

"School Days"

Artist: John Rogers (American, 1829–1904)

Monkeying with Literature

Artist: William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916)

A Gibbon Reaching for a Lotus Pod

Artist, forgery of: Zhu Zhanji (Chinese, 1399–1435)

Fragment of edge of plate, with image of monkey

Artist: Unknown

Stamp with stylized monkey

Maker: Unknown

Arhat with monkey

Artist: Unknown

Monkey under grass

Artist: Kato Eishu (1873–1939)

Textile fragment

Maker: Unknown

Simian Figure with Cupped Hands

Artist: Nguessan Salé (African)

Simian Figure Holding Cup

Headdress in the Form of a Female Head Surmounted by a Primate Head and a Serpent

Mask (Mgbedike)

Simian Figure

Tusk Carved in Relief

Tusk Carved in Relief

Monkey figure

Artist: Unknown

Nantes

Artist: Walton Ford (American, born 1960)
Printer: Wingate Studio (Hinsdale, N.H., founded 1985)
Publisher: Paul Kasmin (American, born England, 1960–2020)

Canopy, from the Exit Art portfolio SEA (Social Environmental Aesthetics)

Artist: Isabella Kirkland (American, born 1954)
Publisher: Exit Art (New York, 1982–2012)

Monkey Mask

Monkey Show

Artist: Chen Chi-kwan (Taiwanese, 1921–2007)

After All Their Hard, Hard Work on Our Behalf, Congress Will Now Go Off on a Well-Earned Vacation...

Artist: Patrick Bruce Oliphant (Australian, born 1935)

Christ before Herod from The Passion of Christ series

Artist: Urs Graf the elder (Swiss, 1485–1527/28)

Simian Figure with Cupped Hands

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