Garment hook (daigou) in the form of a tigerChina, Eastern Zhou, Warring States Period, 475-221 BCBronze, gold, silverH. 11.4 cm; L. 24 cm; D. 3 cmATC601© The Al Thani Collection 2018. All rights reserved. Photography by Todd White Art Photography.
Bronze plaqueAD 900–1500Atacama Desert, ArgentinaCopper alloy20 x 15 cmPurchased from the Maryland Historical Society20/8192© National Museum of the American Indian
Odalisque in GrisailleJean Auguste Dominique Ingresca. 1824–34Oil on canvasCatharine Lorillard Wolfe Collection, Wolfe Fund, 193838.65© The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hunting cheetahs and their keepersColonel Eugene Impey, Rajasthan, 1858 - 1865, photographic print.Made for the Museum, c. 1980-1990.© Ashmolean Museum
The Main Gate, New Yoshiwarac. 1745Torii Kiyotada (Japanese, active c. 1716–51)Hand-colored woodblock print; toku-oban yoko-e, beni-eClarence Buckingham Collection1939.2152© The Art Institute of Chicago
Powder hornIndia, 18th century Ivory, copper alloyBequest of Pierre Jourdan-Barry as a sign of friendship for Henri Loyrette, 2013Musee du Louvre, MAO 2257Department of Islamic Art, MAO 2257 © 2013 Musee du Louvre, Dist. GrandPalaisRmn / Hughes Dubois
Bentwood Hat© Suomen Kansallismuseo
House on Nias, circa 1895. © KITLV
Punan Ba'a Baby Carrier© Borneo Cultures Museum
Ear ornament with winged runner400–700 CEMocheGold, turquoise, sodalite, shellGift and Bequest of Alice K. Bache, 1966, 197766.196.40© The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ornement en forme d'aile pour couronne. Corée du Sud, Gyeongju, tombe de la couronne d’or, 5e siècle, or, H. 40,8 cm, Gyeongju, musée national, Bongwan 9435 © Musée national de Gyeongju
Lion dit "de Monzon", 10e et 11e siècles, Cordoue, métal (bronze) coulé, décor gravé,Musée du Louvre - Département des Arts de l'Islam© Musée du Louvre, Dist. GrandPalaisRmn / Hughes Dubois
Ancestral Spirit Pillar of the Family House of the Zingur Leader of the Jiaping Old Society© The Museum of the Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica 中央研究院民族學研究所博物館
Etruscan, Votive statuette of Hercle, 320‒280 B.C. Bronze. 9 9/16 x 2 3/4 x 3 7/16 in. (24.3 x 7 x 8.7 cm). Courtesy of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, 96.AB.36