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The Crossing of the Yangzi River, Shang Rui, c. 1700-1720, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize:

The Crossing of the Yangzi River, Shang Rui, c. 1700-1720, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize:

The Crossing of the Yangzi River, Shang Rui, c. 1700-1720, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize:

Daughter of Henry, c. 1700-1720from the English Heritage

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Compound microscope, English, c. 1700-1723. [2860x4289]

cmog:Object of the Week: Apothecary’s Coffer, possibly France or Switzerland, 1700-1725. 2009.3.77. 

cma-european-art: Winter, Filippo Parodi, c. 1700-1725, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Painting a

cma-european-art: Winter, Filippo Parodi, c. 1700-1725, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Painting a

Gold damascened smallsword from Northern india, circa 1700-1725.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Cavalry Sword, c. 1700-1730, Cleveland Museum of Art: Medieval ArtSize: Overall: 105 cm (41 5/16 in.

Pierre-Antoine Quillard (c. 1700-1733) - La Flor da Murta (c. 1726-1733)

Pierre-Antoine Quillard (c. 1700-1733) - La Flor da Murta (c. 1726-1733)

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

Queen Chand Bibi, Regent of Bijapur, playing polo, 1700-1750

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

Object of the Week: Five-Draw Telescope, unknown maker, Italy, 1700-1750. 2018.8.5. The introdu

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

achasma:Lying clown with a sad face (detail) by anonymous artist, 1700-1750.

mode-dame: Stomacher, c. 1700-1750from the Musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris

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