Religious Agencies, Salvation Army: Great Britain, England. Hadleigh. Salvation Army Labor Colony: Salvation Army: Great Britain. Hadleigh Colony: The market garden and the orchard comprise eighty acres each.: Picking Strawberries.

Unidentified Artist

Social Revolution (?): United States. New York. Mt. Lebanon. Shaker Communities: Shaker Communities, United States: I. Elder Daniel Offord

James E. West

Social Settlements: United States. District of Columbia. Washington. "Noel House": Noel House, Washington, D.C.: The Garden.

Unidentified Artist

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Ohio. Middletown. American Rolling Mill: Industrial Welfare Work: Provision of Recreational Facilities for Employees: II: The American Rolling Mill Co., Middletown, Ohio.: II. The garden at the south side of House No. 6. The company provides flower seeds and gives prizes for best gardens. (For further statements concerning the welfare work of the Company see In..................).

Unidentified Artist

Education, Industrial: United States. New York. New York City. Public Schools, Adaptation to Special City Needs: New York City Public Schools. Examples of the Adaptation of Education to Special City Needs: Class from Morris High School. Bronx.: Botanical Garden, Bronx.

Unidentified Artist

Untitled (Berkeley)

Bill Dane

Miscellaneous: Training for general manufactures ?: (?) out ?

Unidentified Artist

Untitled (Virgil Thaxton, near Mechanicsburg, Ohio)

Ben Shahn

Races, Jews: United States. New Jersey. Woodbine. Baron de Hirsch Agricultural and Industrial School: Woodbine Settlement and School, Woodbine, N.J. Baron de Hirsch Fund.: 25. A Watermelon Patch.

Unidentified Artist

Religious Agencies, Salvation Army: Great Britain, England. Hadleigh. Salvation Army Labor Colony: Salvation Army: Great Britain. Hadleigh Colony: The market garden and the orchard comprise eighty acres each.: Early potato digging.

Unidentified Artist

Charity, Organizations: United States. New York. New York City. National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild: National Plant, Flower, and Fruit Guild: Tenement Yard Made Beautiful by aid of the Guild.

Percy C. Byron

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States: Welfare and Educational Work for the Families of Employees: Boys learning the art of gardening at the model home.

Unidentified Artist

Races, Negroes: United States. Virginia. Hampton. Hampton Normal and Industrial School: Training in Scientific Agriculture: Gathering the Sweet-Potato Crop. Hampton students plant and cultivate all kinds of vegetables.

Unidentified Artist

Landscape with Rock Wall and Flowers

Denman Waldo Ross

A Serpentine Plant (Ophioxylum Serpentinum)

Aert Schouman

Rose Branch

Charles Herbert Moore

Roses and Azaleas

George Cochran Lambdin

A Tulip (Vroege Perregon)

Pieter Holsteyn II Jacob Morel

Hollyhocks

Kanji Nakamura

Untitled (Grave Site), Shady Grove, Alabama

Gordon Parks

Flowers in a Landscape

André Bauchant

A White Carnation with Red Stripes

Pieter Holsteyn II

Koornhert

Pieter Holsteyn II

Landscape, Intervale, New Hampshire

Denman Waldo Ross

Mt. Fuji with Gravestones

Lilla Cabot Perry

Childhood drawing, House with palm tree, (W72)

Christopher Wilmarth

Vase of Roses

Thomas Addison Richards

Landscape

Denman Waldo Ross

Plant Study: Walnut

Unidentified Artist Josef Abel

Lotus and Dragonfly

Plant and Insect Study: Caper; Prosperina Butterfly

Unidentified Artist Josef Abel

Social Settlements: United States. District of Columbia. Washington. "Noel House": Noel House, Washington, D.C.

Unidentified Artist

Pink Japanese Glaucidium (Shirane-aoi) and Yellow Kibana no komanotsume

Pergon Claermont

Zacharias Blyhooft

Two Flower Sketches

Denman Waldo Ross

Favrile Vase

Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company

Sherd

Bird on a Blossoming Peach Branch

Zhang Xiong [Chang Hsiung]

Holly

Charles Herbert Moore

Miniature Bucchero Kotyle (Deep Cup)

Untitled (shepherd and flock of sheep in field with yellow flowers in foreground)

Gordon W. Gahan

ZnO

Indian Red

Winsor & Newton, Inc.

Plant Stalk

Charles Herbert Moore