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Men leaving a ship
from Album with photographs of England, Scotland, and India

Artist unknown
Albumen print
19th C. England Album Page-Bound
1981.106.32.a

Image of Three views of ships at the coast (recto); Lighthouse (verso)

Three views of ships at the coast (recto); Lighthouse (verso)
from Brandenburg Album

Eadweard Muybridge and artists unknown
Three albumen prints (recto); albumen print (verso)
19th C. U.S.A. Album Page-Unbound
1972.9.53-54

Image of San Francisco Wharf, Piwyack... (recto); View of a building, Two portraits of children, Landscape (verso)

San Francisco Wharf, Piwyack... (recto); View of a building, Two portraits of children, Landscape (verso)
from Brandenburg Album

Eadweard Muybridge and artists unknown
Two albumen prints (recto); four albumen prints (verso)
19th C. U.S.A. Album Page-Unbound
1972.9.125-126

Sea lions on rocks
from Brandenburg Album

Artist unknown
Albumen print
19th C. U.S.A. Album-Removed Object
1972.9.152

Sea lions on rocks
from Brandenburg Album

Artist unknown
Albumen print
19th C. U.S.A. Album-Removed Object
1972.9.153

Sea lions on rocks
from Brandenburg Album

Artist unknown
Albumen print
19th C. U.S.A. Album-Removed Object
1972.9.154

Apelles Painting Alexander and Campespe

Léon Davent (Master L.D.)
Etching
16th C. France
L.15.518.2007

Quos Ego

Marc Antonio Raimondi
Engraving
16th C. Italy
L.15.535.2007

The Abduction of Helen

Etienne Delaune
Engraving
16th C. Italy
L.15.570.2007

Sea Green Seaform Set with Red Lip Wraps

Dale Chihuly
Hand blown glass
20th C. U.S.A.
2013.511.a-h

Fish Market

Jacob Lawrence
Gouache, watercolor, and graphite on paper
20th C. U.S.A.
2013.97

At the Seashore

Emil Ganso
Wood engraving
20th C. U.S.A.
2013.496

Coral beads in necklace

Artist unknown
Italy Jewelry
JLS.17659

Currently On View

Sea God with Cornucopia and Goose

Giovanni Andrea Maglioli
Engraving
17th C. Flanders (now Belgium)
L.15.608.2007

Image of Our boat let go the anchor and has drifted away… (Cristi!...notre canot a rompu son amarre et le v'là...)

Our boat let go the anchor and has drifted away… (Cristi!...notre canot a rompu son amarre et le v'là...)
from The Parisian Oarsmen (Les Canotiers Parisiens)

Honoré Daumier
Lithograph
19th C. France
2013.219

Image of AN ENCOUNTER IN OPEN WATER. Hello... down there... Captain.., what's… (UNE RENCONTRE EN PLEINE EAU. Oh! hé! . . là bas . . . Capitaine...)

AN ENCOUNTER IN OPEN WATER. Hello... down there... Captain.., what's… (UNE RENCONTRE EN PLEINE EAU. Oh! hé! . . là bas . . . Capitaine...)
from The Parisian Oarsmen (Les Canotiers Parisiens)

Honoré Daumier
Lithograph
19th C. France
2013.221

Image of A NAVAL COMBAT. So, you insulted my flag!.... just you… (COMBAT NAVAL. Ah! tu insultes mon pavillon.... attends, attends, j't...)

A NAVAL COMBAT. So, you insulted my flag!.... just you… (COMBAT NAVAL. Ah! tu insultes mon pavillon.... attends, attends, j't...)
from The Parisian Oarsmen (Les Canotiers Parisiens)

Honoré Daumier
Lithograph
19th C. France
2013.226

Image of It seems that the sea serpent has reappeared in the… (Il parait qu'on vient de revoir le serpent de mer...)

It seems that the sea serpent has reappeared in the… (Il parait qu'on vient de revoir le serpent de mer...)
from The Petty Bourgeois (Les Bons Bourgeois)

Honoré Daumier
Lithograph
19th C. France
2013.303

Image of The wave which carried her in, recedes in dismay. ("Le flot qui la porta recule épouvanté!")

The wave which carried her in, recedes in dismay. ("Le flot qui la porta recule épouvanté!")
from (Croquis Aquatiques)

Honoré Daumier
Lithograph
19th C. France
2013.430

Image of This is how one represents the sea to the most… (Ce qui représente la mer au peuple le plus spirituel...)

This is how one represents the sea to the most… (Ce qui représente la mer au peuple le plus spirituel...)
from Parisian Sketches (Croquis Parisiens)

Honoré Daumier
Lithograph
19th C. France
2013.444

Cane with shell inlay

Artist unknown
Wood, shell
20th C. Solomon Islands Implement
1962.238

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Men leaving a ship
from Album with photographs of England, Scotland, and India

Three views of ships at the coast (recto); Lighthouse (verso)
from Brandenburg Album

San Francisco Wharf, Piwyack... (recto); View of a building, Two portraits of children, Landscape (verso)
from Brandenburg Album

Sea lions on rocks
from Brandenburg Album

Sea lions on rocks
from Brandenburg Album

Sea lions on rocks
from Brandenburg Album

Apelles Painting Alexander and Campespe

Quos Ego

The Abduction of Helen

Sea Green Seaform Set with Red Lip Wraps

Fish Market

At the Seashore

Coral beads in necklace

Sea God with Cornucopia and Goose

Our boat let go the anchor and has drifted away… (Cristi!...notre canot a rompu son amarre et le v'là...)
from The Parisian Oarsmen (Les Canotiers Parisiens)

AN ENCOUNTER IN OPEN WATER. Hello... down there... Captain.., what's… (UNE RENCONTRE EN PLEINE EAU. Oh! hé! . . là bas . . . Capitaine...)
from The Parisian Oarsmen (Les Canotiers Parisiens)

A NAVAL COMBAT. So, you insulted my flag!.... just you… (COMBAT NAVAL. Ah! tu insultes mon pavillon.... attends, attends, j't...)
from The Parisian Oarsmen (Les Canotiers Parisiens)

It seems that the sea serpent has reappeared in the… (Il parait qu'on vient de revoir le serpent de mer...)
from The Petty Bourgeois (Les Bons Bourgeois)

The wave which carried her in, recedes in dismay. ("Le flot qui la porta recule épouvanté!")
from (Croquis Aquatiques)

This is how one represents the sea to the most… (Ce qui représente la mer au peuple le plus spirituel...)
from Parisian Sketches (Croquis Parisiens)

Cane with shell inlay

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