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the1920sinpictures: 1925 c. Evening floral beaded silk dress attributed to designer Jean Patou. From

centuriespast:Philip Galle (attributed to) (Holland, Haarlem, 1537 - 1612) Bellona, 1574Print, Engra

Portrait of a Young Lady in a Blue Silk Dress with Fur Trim and Muff, Attributed to François Hubert

scribe4haxan:The Dance of Death, 1919 (postcard) ~ Attributed to Josef Fenneker.

ATTRIBUTED TO JOSEF HOFFMANN, Austria Settee and pair of armchairs, first quarter 20th century Phi

windypoplarsroom: Attributed to William Davis “The Courtyard at Speke Hall” (1854)

Saint Bernardino of Siena, attributed to Andrea Mantegna, Accademia Carrara, Bergamo.

mediumaevum: Funky beasts from a Book of Hours attributed to an artist of the Ghent-Bruges school. T

thatsbutterbaby: Attributed to Lavinia Fontana (1552 - 1614), Venus and Cupid.   Oil on panel, 15 1/

Shinto festival procession with float and participants. Kusakabe Kimbei (attributed to), Japan, 1890

Screaming Child, Stung by a Bee, attributed to Hendrik de Keyser, c. 1615, boxwood sculpture“This sc

Portrait of Carlo Scalzi, attributed to Charles Joseph Flipart, Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford.

Lately, many people on social media have shared a story attributed to #KatharineHepburn and her fami

Atalanta.  Attic white-ground lekythos, attributed to the painter Douris; ca. 500-490 BCE.  Now in t

not attributed, signed “O.M.”

rubenista:Attributed to Johann Christian von Mannlich, Young Woman Fastening a Letter to the Neck of

inland-delta:Stultorum infinitus est numerus — the number of fools is infinite. Map attributed to Or

almavio: Attributed to Michel Simon (1895 – 1975) • Nude glass negative, c. 1930

laclefdescoeurs: Watching Cranes, Yunxi (Attributed to) gold ink on blue paper

aqua-regia009: Detail of “Salvator Mundi”(Original piece attributed to Leonardo da Vinci c.1500) Tou

harvard-art-museums-calligraphy: Poem from Shin-Kokin-shū, attributed to Hon'ami Kōetsu, Hon'ami Kōe

mia-japanese-korean: Standing Beauty with Sleeve to Her Mouth, Attributed to Iwasa Katsushige, c. 16

Grip of ahunting sword, attributed to Joseph Deutschmann (c. 1740, probablyMunich).  Made of steel,

Rape of the Sabine Women, attributed to Gaspare DizianiItalian, 18th centuryoil on canvasprivate col

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