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Lacquered Japanese Screen with Chinese Text
Anonymous
Lacquered Japanese Screen with Figures
Anonymous
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Interior of a School, Cairo, 1890
John Frederick Lewis
Window Screen, detail
Stuart Cox
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Lacquered Japanese Screen with Chinese Text
Anonymous
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Jali, window screen, detail
Stuart Cox
Six-fold screen
Unknown
Corner of Shadows-on-the-Teche with Screens Concealing Outdoor Staircase
Anonymous
One pair of Screens
Savonnerie Manufactory
Close ups of Fortification on Crazy Lace Agate
Anonymous
The Screen, 1742
English School
Screen with doves, c.1896
Maurice Denis
Point Lace
Anonymous
Close ups of Fortification on Crazy Lace Agate
Anonymous
A Kwakiutl Ceremonial Screen
Willie Seaweed
Curved commode table and Chinese lacquered eight fold screen
Edwin Foley
A pair of Brussels Chinoiserie tapestry-covered six-fold screens, ca 1712
Anonymous
The Magic Lantern
Jean Francois Bosio
An Archway And Screen In The Cathedral, Canterbury
Anonymous
King's Cross Lattice, 2014
Ant Smith
Pair of lace lappets
Unknown
Mexican crazy lace agate
Anonymous
The Tasburgh Group: Lettice Cressy, Lady Tasburgh of Bodney, Norfolk and her Children, c.1605
English School
A woman standing, facing the left in profile, wearing a hat and a lace collar, reading…, ca. 1629
Abraham Bosse
Four-fold double-sided screen, c.1700
Anglo-Flemish School
Landscape screen, 11th-12th century
Anonymous
Zig Zag Pattern Crazy Lace Agate
Anonymous
Large Black Laced Indian Game Cock
Anonymous
Passion
Frank Dicksee
Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen. Detail: Japanese Christians, ca. 1600
Anonymous
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