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"You know what you're doing? Criminalizing policy differences." : cartoon for The New Yorker [drawing].

Handelsman, J. B.

MA 11537

Classification

Drawing

Department

Literary and Historical Manuscripts

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The friendly antipodes : cartoon for The New Yorker [drawing].

Handelsman, J. B.

MA 12084

Classification

Drawing

Department

Literary and Historical Manuscripts

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"He married her for her stuff." : cartoon for The New Yorker [drawing].

Booth, George, 1926-

MA 11593

Classification

Drawing

Department

Literary and Historical Manuscripts

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"Hey, I saw your writeup in 'Scientific American'!" : cartoon for The New Yorker [drawing].

Barsotti, C. (Charles)

MA 11684

Classification

Drawing

Department

Literary and Historical Manuscripts

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Decisive moments in art - Monet discovers that a haystack is not at its best under artificial light. In a moment, he will take it outside again. : cartoon for The New Yorker [drawing].

Handelsman, J. B.

MA 11930

Classification

Drawing

Department

Literary and Historical Manuscripts

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"And yet another headache for the Immigration and naturalization service!" : cartoon for The New Yorker [drawing].

Fradon, Dana.

MA 12736

Classification

Drawing

Department

Literary and Historical Manuscripts

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Ethiopian prayer scroll (MS M.1138).

Created

Ethiopia, 20th century.

Display Date

20th century.

Accession number

MS M.1138

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Hainricus Missal

"Hainricus Missal" (Gradual, Sequentiary, and Sacramentary), in Latin, Germany, Weingarten, ca. 1220–30, MS M.711.

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Digital Facsimile
Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature

Curator Philip Palmer takes us through Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature and shares how the beloved children's book author rooted her fiction in the natural world. Beatrix Potter, creator of unforgettable animal characters like Peter Rabbit, Mr.

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NEW EXHIBITION AT THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM EXPLORES THE STORY OF THE GREAT FLOOD AND EARLY MESOPOTAMIAN ANIMAL SCULPTURES

Press release date

Monday, March 27, 2017

Noah’s Beasts: Sculpted Animals from Ancient Mesopotamia, a new exhibition opening at the Morgan Library & Museum on May 26, offers museum-goers the opportunity to experience the beauty and power of animal representations dating back to 3300 B.C.

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