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Gold brooch with garnets, glass, and shell, Anglo-Saxon England, 7th century AD

from The Ashmolean Museum

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Blue flame light

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El sol

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Las luz

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Kawase Hasui Pine Beach at Miho c. 1930s

Color woodblock print

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DEJA LA TIERRA

Señales de mano indígenas

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Blue of Consciousness

Lizette

Watercolor, acrylic, paper

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Collage from photos of Years ago

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Malak Mattar (Arabic: ملاك مطر), is a Palestinian painter, illustrator, and author of children's books. She is from Gaza.

Her painting "Green Belt", 2018.

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Dove by Kareem Dabbah, 1988. Born in 1943 in Jerusalem, Kareem Dabbah was an active member of the Board of the Palestinian Artists League. Dabbah specialized in copper engraving and worked with ceramics too. His artworks focus on popular folkloric symbols and Arabic calligraphy. Dabbah passed away in Ramallah in 2021.

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Day dress

c. 1906

Girolamo Giuseffi, Newfields

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Box, ca. 1875, French

Made by the illustrious Parisian firm Falize, this trilobed box is decorated in the Persian taste with flowers and foliage enameled in deep red, green, dark and turquoise blue, and yellow on a white ground. The gold-rimmed lid is decorated with ogee-shaped lappets on a matte ground and edged with beading that recalls the eighteenth-century French tradition of finely crafted gold boxes.

The MET Museum

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Dress

c. 1889-1892

maker: Sara Mayer & A. Morhanger

V&A Museum

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Green velvet dinner dress, 1894-1896, French.

Designed by Jeanne Hallée.

Met Museum.

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Arnold Schönberg, Twelve-tone selection dial, n.d. [© Arnold Schönberg Center, Wien. © Arnold Schönberg Estate. Photo: Aumüller/Rosoli]

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Day dress, 1857, Scotland.

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ab. 1823-1825 Cotton day dress

(National Museums Liverpool)