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    241 ms. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Collection API (Open Access)

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    513 ms. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Open Access API

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Book cover with overall yellow and green floral pattern by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with overall yellow and green floral pattern

Anonymous

18th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with purple, green, red, and yellow pattern by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with purple, green, red, and yellow pattern

Anonymous

18th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Decorative paper with an overall floral pattern by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Decorative paper with an overall floral pattern

Anonymous

18th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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The House Beautiful, Essays on Beds and Tables, Stools and Candlesticks by Clarence Cook, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The House Beautiful, Essays on Beds and Tables, Stools and Candlesticks

Clarence Cook (d. 1900)

1878 · Illustrations: color lithograph and wood engraving

Cleared · Public Domain

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The House Beautiful, Essays on Beds and Tables, Stools and Candlesticks by Clarence Cook, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The House Beautiful, Essays on Beds and Tables, Stools and Candlesticks

Clarence Cook (d. 1900)

1878 · Illustrations: color lithographs and wood engravings

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with geometric and floral pattern in red, yellow, and green by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with geometric and floral pattern in red, yellow, and green

Anonymous

19th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with overall green and black abstract pattern by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with overall green and black abstract pattern

Anonymous

19th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with overall orange and green dot pattern by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with overall orange and green dot pattern

Anonymous

19th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with overall pattern of blue and red squares by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with overall pattern of blue and red squares

Anonymous

19th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with overall pattern of red and black squares and dots by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with overall pattern of red and black squares and dots

Anonymous

19th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Book cover with overall red and green vine pattern by Anonymous, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Book cover with overall red and green vine pattern

Anonymous

19th century · Relief print (wood or metal)

Cleared · Public Domain

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Marriage spruce gum box in book form by Joseph Morin, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Marriage spruce gum box in book form

Joseph Morin

February 27, 1903

Cleared · Public Domain

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