Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Kills the Thousand Sons of Dasakantha

Untitled (bride with gifts, Brookline, Massachusetts)

Samuel Cooper

Untitled (portrait of a little girl holding flowers)

John Deusing

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Bibhek Pledges Allegiance with Nam Sabahn (Consecrated Water)

Susannah Inman Linzee (Mrs. John Linzee) (1745-1792)

Sir George Chalmers

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman Tricks Sahassateja Out of His Mace, Which Rules Over Life and Death

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman Returns to Camp with Maiyarab's Head

Thai Rubbing from the West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Dasakantha's Daughter, the Mermaid Suvaranamaccha, Has Fishes Take Hanuman's Rocks Away into the Sea

Francisca Bárbara Vázquez de Acuña, Menaco Sosa, Zorrilla de la Gándara, León y Mendoza, Román de Aulestia, y Cedreros, Gómez Boquete y Montealegre, Countess de la Vega del Ren

Unidentified Artist

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Continuing to Kill Giants

Painted canvas fragment

Barnett Newman

Untitled (portrait of two young women with bouquets, bridesmaids)

John Deusing

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Bibhek, Sugrib and Rama Inspect the Monkey Army

Tape measure

Barnett Newman

Sasanian Silver Dirham

Thai Rubbing from the West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Sugrib, Nilabad and Hanuman Bring Their Troops to the Bridge Site, Where It Is Decided That Nilabad's Troops Will Pass Stones to Hanuman's; forms a complete illustration with 1960.4.78

Thai Rubbing from the West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Progress Is Slow on the Bridge Despite the Monkey Army's Effort

Thai Rubbing from the West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman Ties Rocks to the Hairs of His Body and Challenges Nilabad to Catch Them

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Kills Many Giants

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Taking Leave of Rishi Narada on His Way to Lanka

Fragment of Unfired Clay Plaque with Color Pigments

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Kumbhakarna in His Lion-Drawn War Chariot, Armed with the Spear Mokkhasakti; forms complete illustration with 1960.4. 116

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Fighting the Giants at the Gates of Lanka

X-radiograph(s) of "Saskia"

Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn