Fragment of Brocade

Unidentified Artist

Floral Patterned Textile

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Garuda Routs the Serpents and Lakshana Revives, Along with the Monkey Warriors

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Indrajit Fights Lakshana and Flees to the Clouds

Textile Fragment of the Bunka era with Design of Peonies and Wisteria

Untitled (flower)

Nicholas Callaway

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: The Three Monkey Kings Taking Their Army to Lanka

Blossoming Peony

Buddhist Priest's Robe (Kesa)

Small cover of cut velvet (rose on gold ground)

Square Tile With Ogival Rosette, Cloud Bands and Intertwining Split Leaves

FROM ANGKOR WAT-MOUNTED RUBBING OF TWELVE CARTOUCH ES

Decalogue

Ben Shahn

The Gestures of Little Flowers (Rilke Portfolio)

Ben Shahn

White Cat and Red Flowers

Chou Nien-tsu

Drawing for Designs for a Wall

Kerman Carpet (pair with 1943.1783)

Fragment of Brocade

Unidentified Artist

The Gestures of the Little Flowers (Rilke Portfolio)

Ben Shahn

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Indrajit Fights with Lakshana

Batik

Velvet Fragment with Floral Design

Star Tile with Flowers

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

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Angad Asking Paklan the Way to Lanka Before Releasing Him

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; The Monkey-Army Prepares for Battle

Tekke Main Carpet

Fragment of Brocade Fabric

Calligraphic Emblem of `Ali Jinab Navab Sahib Mustafa `Ali Khan Sahib Bahador

Sketches of Ornate Peacocks and Stags

Ecclesiastes

Ben Shahn

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

Embroidered Table Cover

Detail of Tiles, Salón de Embajadores, Alhambra, Granada

Rafael Señán González John Singer Sargent

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Dasakantha's Retinue Prepares Camp

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 North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Indrajit Shoots Down Lakshana and Monkey Warriors with Serpents from the Sky

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Indrajit Drives His Tiger-Chariot to Chacravan Mountain

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Defeating the She-Demon Sua Samut on His Way to Lanka

Fragment of Brocaded Compound Cord

Second of Four Books Reproducing Paintings by Gyokusen (Gyokusen shūgachō)

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 West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Suvaranamaccha in the Arms of Hanuman

Thai Rubbing from the West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman Pursues the Fishes, Regains His Rocks from Suvaranamaccha and Seduces Her

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Restoring Satayu's Elder Brother, the Bird Sambadi, Who Flies Him to Lanka in Return

Buddhist Priest's Robe (Kesa) with Gold Floral Patterns on Green Ground

Embroidered Textile

Rectilinear Verticals and Diagonals III, Four Stories of White and Black, Pl. 23

František Kupka

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Bibhek, Although Fighting for Rama, Takes His Dying Brother Kumbhakarna in His Arms; forms complete illustration with 1960.4.120

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

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Benjakaya Confesses After Sugrib's Whipping, A Monkey Scribe Records It, and Rama Asks Her Father Bibhek to Judge Her

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

Velvet Panel with Carnation Pattern

Carpet

Untitled (#528)

Peter Feldstein

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Bibhek Appears to Give Daskantha the Astrologicial Interpretation of His Dream

Thai Rubbing from the West Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman's Army Praying for the Gods' Blessing

EIGHT PIECES OF JAPANESE TEXTILES FRAMED IN PANELS (105-2 PANELS) A AND B: Chrysanthemums.

Katagami Textile Stencil with Chrysanthemum Design

Bag face or apron panel

Wall panel of cut velvet (rose on gold ground)

Thai Rubbing from the South Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Sugrib and Hanuman Detect the Disguised Demon Shukransara; forms complete illustration with 1960.4.64

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman Kills Sahassateja

Peony

Buddhist Priest's Stole (Ohi) with Decoration of Flowers and Grasses over a Ground with Horizontal Linear Pattern

Panel

Unidentified Artist

Hundred Flowers, in the Style of Lu Zhi

Buddhist Priest's Stole (Ohi) with Floral Decor over an Alternating Color Block Ground with Fence Pattern

TEXTILE

TEXTILE

Pair of tiles with trefoil floral medallion surrounded by prunus stem, tulip and carnation motifs

Didactic Verses (recto and verso), folio from a manuscript of the Bustan by Sa'di

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Paklan Causing Hanuman, Sugrib and Angad to Sleep

Katagami Textile Stencil with Peony and Waterfall Design

Fragment of Velvet Brocade

Embroidered Sampler

Pashmina Fragments

Textile

Album Cover with Floral Decor (One of a Set of Two)

Textile Fragment

Tile Panel with Decoration of Composite Flowers and Serrated Leaves

Octagonal tile panel with split-palmettes, compound flowers, and leaves

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Kumbhakarna Calls His Troops to Arms; forms complete illustration with 1960.4.113

Thai Rubbing from the North Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok; Hanuman Meets and Fights Macchanu, Realizing Finally that They are Father and Son

Thai Rubbing from the East Wall of the Temple of Wat Po, Bangkok: Hanuman Defeating the Giant Guardians of Lanka

Illustrated Manuscript of Tarjama-i Tarikh-i Yangi Dunya (Translation of the History of the New World)

Panel of church silk

Unidentified Artist

Small Hamadan Carpet

Velvet Panel with Design of Flower-Decorated Roundels: Cut Voided Green and Red Silk Velvet, Brocaded with Silver Thread

Cover

Star Tile with Two Birds and Flowers

RUBBINGS FROM ANGKOR WAT-BATTLE OF WARRIORS AND DE MONS