Leather Panel
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c. 1350–1400 · Leather, tooled leather
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Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara (pair)
Master of the Holy Blood
c. 1520 · Painting, tempera on wood panel
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Saint Barbara
Master of the Holy Blood
c. 1520 · Painting, tempera on wood panel
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Royal Round Tent made for Muhammad Shah (wall panel with three design units)
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1834–48 · Textile, Wool with silk embroidery (chain stitch), rope, cotton, leather, tape; Rasht work
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Royal Round Tent made for Muhammad Shah (wall panel with three design units)
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1834–48 · Textile, Interior: wool: plain weave, inlaid work; silk: embroidery, chain stitch; tape, leather; Exterior: cotton, wool: plain weave; rope, iron ring
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Bookbinding for a Qur'an
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1460–1500 · Book Binding, leather over paper pasteboards; outer cover tooled, blue paint; inner covers openwork designs over colored papers
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Royal Round Tent made for Muhammad Shah (wall panel with one design unit)
Unrecorded maker
1834–48 · Textile, Interior: wool: plain weave, inlaid work; silk: embroidery, chain stitch; tape, leather; Exterior: cotton, wool: plain weave; rope, iron ring
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Pair of Bookcases (Bibliothèques)
Charles Cressent (d. 1768)
c. 1720 · Furniture and woodwork, kingwood and rosewood veneers, gilt metal mounts
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Gospel Book with Evangelist Portraits
Master of the House-Book (d. 1500)
c. 1480 · Bound Volume, ink, tempera, and gold on vellum; original blind stamped leather binding
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Fragment of a Tunic
Unrecorded maker
400s · Textile, tabby weave with inwoven tapestry ornament: linen
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Royal Round Tent Made for Muhammad Shah
Unrecorded maker
1834–48 · Textile, Interior: wool: plain weave, inlaid work; silk: embroidery, chain stitch; tape, leather; Exterior: cotton, wool: plain weave; rope, iron ring
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