A Sheet of Studies of Flowers: A Rose, a Heartsease, a Sweet Pea, a Garden Pea, and a Lax-flowered Orchid
Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (d. 1588)
16th century · Watercolor and gouache, over black chalk
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Case (Inrō) with Design of Peacock and Pea Hen beside Flowering Malvern Plants
Unrecorded maker
19th century · Lacquer, roiro, nashiji, gold, silver and black hiramakie, takamakie, aogai; Interior: nashiji and fundame
Cleared · Public Domain
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Ornamental designs with bundles of flowers and leaves
Lardet (d. 1900)
[after 1844] · Lithograph
In copyright
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Wild Sweet Pea (Lathyrus Graminifolius)
Margaret Neilson Armstrong (d. 1944)
May 12, 1912 · Watercolor and brown ink over graphite, with page design indicated in graphite
In copyright
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Fabric Design with Blue Flowers
Paul Poiret (d. 1944)
ca. 1918–25 · Gouache and stencil over graphite
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Fabric Design with Blue Flowers
Paul Poiret (d. 1944)
ca. 1918–25 · Gouache and stencil over graphite
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Fabric Design with Flowers, Circles, and Dots
Paul Poiret (d. 1944)
ca. 1918–25 · Gouache and stencil over graphite
In copyright
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Fabric Design with Red Flower Buds
Paul Poiret (d. 1944)
ca. 1918–25 · Gouache and stencil over graphite
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Fabric Design with Sweet Pea Flowers and Vines
Paul Poiret (d. 1944)
ca. 1918–25 · Gouache and stencil over graphite
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Fabric Design, abstract pattern with flower background
Stuart Davis (d. 1964)
ca. 1934 · Gouache over graphite
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Fabric Design, abstract pattern with flower shapes
Stuart Davis (d. 1964)
ca. 1934 · Gouache, watercolor, and black ink over graphite
In copyright
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Green Pea, from "Campbell's Soup I"
Andy Warhol (d. 1987)
1968 · Screenprint
In copyright
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