Artifacts

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Calvary with a Carthusian Monk as painting (France · 1389–95).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 4 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

The Smithsonian catalogs Kantana, Kulere, and their neighbors south of the Jos Plateau / Barbara Frank as articles in its Masquerades records.

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 244 (verso), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 80 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Death of the Virgin as painting (Austria, possibly Bohemia, early 15th Century · c. 1400).

The Smithsonian catalogs The weirdies of Wailing Wood / text by Skip Skwarek ; art by Compass as specimens in its Toy and movable books records.

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Everywhere Eyeballs are Aflame as print (France, 19th century · 1888).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 45 (verso), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

The Smithsonian catalogs [Trade catalogs from Aircraft Radio Corp.] as trade catalogs in its Aviation (aircraft; balloons; etc.) records.

The Smithsonian catalogs Fossil vertebrates in the United States, 1972; a report of an Ad Hoc Committee of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology as books in its Vertebrates, Fossil records.

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Declaration of Love as painting (France · c. 1720).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Pair of Figures as sculpture (Africa, Central Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, probably Ngbandi-style carver · late 1800s–early 1900s).

The Smithsonian catalogs Die Meteorite (Chondrite) und ihre Organismen / dargestellt und beschrieben von Otto Hahn ; Lichtdruck von Martin Rommel as books in its Chondrites (Meteorites) records.

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Mt. Qingbian as painting (China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644) · 1617).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Terminus, the Device of Erasmus as painting (Germany · c. 1532).

The Smithsonian catalogs Clock makers of Concord, Massachusetts as gathered at the Concord Antiquarian Museum, 17 April to 25 May 1966. 150th ann as exhibitions in its Clocks and watches records.

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Parade Halberd as arms and armor (Italy · c. 1600–50).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Morning Sun over Heavenly Citadel Peak as painting (China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644) · 1614).

The Smithsonian catalogs Telegraph Key as cable key in its Telegraph records.

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs May Belfort as drawing (France, 19th century · 1895).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Helmet as arms and armor (Germany, Saxony, 16th century · c. 1560–80).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 166 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 385 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).