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    Boating Couple (said to be Aline Charigot and Renoir)

    Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    Date: about 1881
    Accession Number: 61.393

    Portrait of Two Boys (said to be the Autichamp Brothers)

    Joseph Boze
    Accession Number: 65.2636

    Portrait of a Young Boy (said to be Marc Réné de Heere)

    Simon Bernard Le Noir
    Date: 1760
    Accession Number: 65.2662

    "Wherefore she said unto Abraham, cast out this bondwoman and her son"

    Joseph N. Gimbrede
    Accession Number: P12464

    View of a House by the Sea (said to be Daniel Webster Home in Marshfield, Massachusetts)

    Unidentified artist, American, 19th century
    Date: about 1850–55
    Accession Number: 1998.578

    "The Petition" said the Prince, etc.
    "So saying, he raised the veil" etc.

    Isaac Cruikshank
    Accession Number: M9374

    "The Petition" said the Prince, etc.
    "So saying, he raised the veil" etc.

    Isaac Cruikshank
    Accession Number: M9375

    Tracing from "The Princes of the House of Timur": Miran Shah (right), Sultan Muhammad (center) and Sultan Abu Said (left)

    Date: 17th century (?)
    Accession Number: 15.1354

    House, West Philadelphia. Said to be at 41st Street and Woodland Ave.

    Unidentified artist, Italian, about 1840
    Accession Number: 51.2502

    Entrance to the Suez Canal at Port-Saïd

    Pascal Sébah
    Date: 1873–1886
    Accession Number: 1981.315

    There Was a Man of Tsukushi, Said to Be an Officer in the Provincial Forces, Who Believed That Daikon Radishes Were a Remedy for All Ailments ... (Tsukushi ni nanigashi ôryôshi nado iu mono arikeru ga tsuchi-oone o yorozu ni imijiki kusuri to te ...), from the series Essays in Idleness (Tsurezuregusa)

    Totoya Hokkei
    Date: about 1831–2 (Tenpô 2–3)
    Accession Number: 11.25451

    There Was a Man of Tsukushi, Said to Be an Officer in the Provincial Forces, Who Believed That Daikon Radishes Were a Remedy for All Ailments ... (Tsukushi ni nanigashi ôryôshi nado iu mono arikeru ga tsuchi-oone o yorozu ni imijiki kusuri to te ...), from the series Essays in Idleness (Tsurezuregusa)

    Totoya Hokkei
    Date: about 1831–32 (Tenpô 2–3)
    Accession Number: 51.34
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