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Art Prints for Theme Enrichment Fine Art Images and Artists 1 Art Prints for Theme Enrichment Fine Art Images and Artists Package Number Theme Print Type Artwork Artist 1 America Large Print Edward and Sarah Rutter Joshua Johnston 1 America Large Print Gros Ventre Shield Jar, Acoma Pueblo, New 1 America Small Print Mexico Lucy M. Lewis Pair of George III Tea Louisa Perina 1 America Small Print Caddies Courtauld Portrait of the Marquise de Adélaïde Labille- 1 America Small Print Lafayette (?) Guiard Jennie Augusta 1 America Small Print Thanksgiving at Plymouth Brownscombe The Family of the Earl of 1 America Small Print Gower Angelica Kauffman Mrs. Noah Smith and Her 1 America Transparency Family Ralph Earl 1 America Transparency Sampler Patty Coggeshall Ancient Red Figured Amphora Berlin painter 2 Civilizations Large Print (vase) (attributed) Ancient 2 Civilizations Large Print The Great Stupa Ancient Cumean Sibyl (after 2 Civilizations Small Print Domenichino) Angelica Kauffman Ancient 2 Civilizations Small Print Jar, Santa Clara Pueblo Margaret Tafoya Ancient 2 Civilizations Small Print Symbols Ida Kohlmeyer Ancient The Family of the Earl of 2 Civilizations Small Print Gower Angelica Kauffman Ancient 2 Civilizations Small Print Through the West Gate Bertha Lum Ancient 2 Civilizations Transparency Egyptian Mummy Case unknown Ancient 2 Civilizations Transparency Painted Storage Jar unknown 3 Animals Large Print Cable Car Festival Dong Kingman 3 Animals Large Print Silver Llama Unknown 3 Animals Small Print Breakfast of the Birds Gabriele Münter Plate 69 from Dissertation in Insect Generations and 3 Animals Small Print Metamorphosis in Surinam Maria Sibylla Merian 3 Animals Small Print The Cage Berthe Morisot 3 Animals Small Print Winged Frog Betty Parsons Anna Vaughn Hyatt 3 Animals Small Print Yawning Panther Huntington 3 Animals Transparency Bottle Cap Giraffe Unknown 3 Animals Transparency Skating in Central Park Agnes Tait 4 Archaeology Large Print Ball Court Panel Unknown Relief Plaque of Woman 4 Archaeology Large Print Spinning Unknown 4 Archaeology Small Print George II Tea Caddy Elizabeth Godfrey 4 Archaeology Small Print George III Lemon Strainer Sarah Buttall 4 Archaeology Small Print Jar, San Ildefonso Pueblo Maria Martinez 4 Archaeology Small Print Oliver le Gouidic de Troyon Charlotte Mercier 1 Art Prints for Theme Enrichment Fine Art Images and Artists The Family of the Earl of 4 Archaeology Small Print Gower Angelica Kauffman 4 Archaeology Transparency Egyptian Mummy Case Unknown (Egypt) 4 Archaeology Transparency Pantheon Unknown (Italy) 5 Astronomy Large Print Ball Court Panel 5 Astronomy Large Print Mask of Tutankhamen 5 Astronomy Small Print Book in a Cage Elisabetta Gut Natalya Sergeevna 5 Astronomy Small Print Cosmic Universe Goncharova 5 Astronomy Small Print First Night in Venice Ellen Day Hale Melpomene, the Muse of 5 Astronomy Small Print Tragedy Elisabetta Sirani 5 Astronomy Small Print Orion Alma Thomas Pictorial Quilt (detail: 5 Astronomy Transparency Falling Stars 1894–95) Harriet Powers 5 Astronomy Transparency The Starry Night Vincent van Gogh The Church Picnic Story 6 Communication Large Print Quilt Faith Ringgold 6 Communication Large Print The Letter Mary Cassatt 6 Communication Small Print Book in a Cage Elisabetta Gut 6 Communication Small Print Café Terrace, Paris Céline M. Tabary 6 Communication Small Print Spring Diary Nancy Grossman 6 Communication Small Print Symbols Ida Kohlmeyer 6 Communication Small Print The Farewell Käthe Kollwitz 6 Communication Transparency School's Out Allan Rohan Crite 6 Communication Transparency Storyteller Doll Helen Cordero 7 Cooperation Large Print Musicians Nicolas de Staël 7 Cooperation Large Print The Circus Albina Kosiec Felski 7 Cooperation Small Print Loading Clare Leighton Maxwell Anderson with 7 Cooperation Small Print Walter Huston Louise Dahl-Wolfe Plate 12 from Dissertation in Insect Generations and 7 Cooperation Small Print Metamorphosis in Surinam Maria Sibylla Merian 7 Cooperation Small Print The Concert Judith Leyster 7 Cooperation Small Print Troubadours Nell Blaine 7 Cooperation Transparency Gathering Wild Rice Patrick Des Jarlait 7 Cooperation Transparency Prelude to a Civilization Victor Brauner 8 Country Life Large Print Path through the Tall Grass Auguste Renoir 8 Country Life Large Print Staffelsee in Autumn Gabriele Münter 8 Country Life Small Print Brittany Children Enella Benedict Grandma Moses (Anna Mary Robertson 8 Country Life Small Print Calhoun Moses) Jennie Augusta 8 Country Life Small Print Love's Young Dream Brownscombe 8 Country Life Small Print Sheep by the Sea Rosa Bonheur 8 Country Life Small Print Snowy Fields Wanda Gag 8 Country Life Transparency July Hay Thomas Hart Benton 8 Country Life Transparency Peasant Life Marc Chagall English Armor of George Clifford, Third Earl of 9 Courage Large Print Cumberland (1558–1605) 2 Art Prints for Theme Enrichment Fine Art Images and Artists Warrior Chief, Warriors, Unknown (Bini 9 Courage Large Print and Attendants people) 9 Courage Small Print All the People Elizabeth Catlett 9 Courage Small Print Manhattan Backwash Grace Albee 9 Courage Small Print Ophelia, Nashville Louise Dahl-Wolfe 9 Courage Small Print Still Life of Fish and Cat Clara Peeters Untitled (maquette for Vietnam Women Veterans' 9 Courage Small Print Memorial) Glenna Goodacre 9 Courage Transparency Chinese Children's Slippers Unknown (China) 9 Courage Transparency Monument Gilda Snowden Cultural 10 Diversity Large Print Cable Car Festival Dong Kingman Cultural The Church Picnic Story 10 Diversity Large Print Quilt Faith Ringgold Cultural From Generation to 10 Diversity Small Print Generation Lola Alvarez Bravo Cultural 10 Diversity Small Print Jar, Santa Clara Pueblo Margaret Tafoya Cultural 10 Diversity Small Print Singing Their Songs Elizabeth Catlett Cultural The Telegram, Detention 10 Diversity Small Print Room, Ellis Island Martha Walter Cultural M. (Mary) Marvin 10 Diversity Small Print Woman Shelling Corn Breckenridge Patterson Cultural 10 Diversity Transparency Appalachian Basket Unknown Cultural 10 Diversity Transparency Naranjas (Oranges) Carmen Lomas Garza 11 Ecology Large Print Path through the Tall Grass Auguste Renoir 11 Ecology Large Print Staffelsee in Autumn Gabriele Münter 11 Ecology Small Print Jungle Louisa Chase 11 Ecology Small Print Loading Clare Leighton Plate 12 from Dissertation in Insect Generations and 11 Ecology Small Print Metamorphosis in Surinam Maria Sibylla Merian Plate 69 from Dissertation in Insect Generations and 11 Ecology Small Print Metamorphosis in Surinam Maria Sibylla Merian 11 Ecology Small Print Sale Neige Joan Mitchell 11 Ecology Transparency Skating in Central Park Agnes Tait 11 Ecology Transparency Spring Ice Tom Thomson An Old Man and a Young 12 Friendship Large Print Boy Domenico Ghirlandaio The Hunt of the Unicorn, II: The Unicorn Dips His Horn into the Stream to Rid It of 12 Friendship Large Print Poison Unknown 12 Friendship Small Print Dancing Lizard Couple Ann Hanson Double Portrait of a Lady 12 Friendship Small Print and Her Daughter Sofonisba Anguissola Madre y Niño (Mother and Marina Núñez del 12 Friendship Small Print Child) Prado 12 Friendship Small Print Soho Women Artists May Stevens 3 Art Prints for Theme Enrichment Fine Art Images and Artists 12 Friendship Small Print The Farewell Käthe Kollwitz Builders-Red and Green 12 Friendship Transparency Ball Jacob Lawrence I Got a Girl on Sourwood 12 Friendship Transparency Mountain Thomas Hart Benton 13 Games Large Print Ball Court Panel unknown 13 Games Large Print The Dancing Couple Jan Steen Charmion Von 13 Games Small Print Advancing Magic Squares Wiegand 13 Games Small Print Chance Yuriko Yamaguchi 13 Games Small Print Child with Ball Gabriele Münter 13 Games Small Print Marengo Priscilla Roberts Still Life with Children's 13 Games Small Print Toys Elizabeth Blackadder Unknown (Western 13 Games Transparency Hand Puppets Europe) 13 Games Transparency Snap the Whip Winslow Homer 14 Going West Large Print A Dash for the Timber Frederic S. Remington 14 Going West Large Print Buffalo Hide Painting Dennis Fox 14 Going West Small Print Fair Weather Virginia Berresford 14 Going West Small Print In Front of a Red Sunset Hannah Höch 14 Going West Small Print Jar, San Ildefonso Pueblo Maria Martinez Jennie Augusta 14 Going West Small Print Love's Young Dream Brownscombe Will Rogers on "Soapsuds" Electra Waggoner 14 Going West Small Print (Riding into the Sunset) Biggs 14 Going West Transparency Album Quilt Unknown (U.S.) Classic Serape Style 14 Going West Transparency Wearing Blanket Unknown (Navajo) 15 Health Large Print Mask of Tutankhamen The Hunt of the Unicorn, II: The Unicorn Dips His Horn into the Stream to Rid It of 15 Health Large Print Poison unknown Mary Ann Croswell 15 Health Small Print George III Child's Rattle (attributed) 15 Health Small Print Jungle Louisa Chase Plate 12 from Dissertation in Insect Generations and 15 Health Small Print Metamorphosis in Surinam Maria Sibylla Merian 15 Health Small Print Self-Portrait Käthe Kollwitz 15 Health Small Print Through the West Gate Bertha Lum 15 Health Transparency Painted Storage Jar unknown 15 Health Transparency The Great Kapok Tree Lynne Cherry 16 Homes Large Print Buffalo Hide Painting Dennis Fox 16 Homes Large Print Sandia (Watermelon) Carmen Lomas Garza 16 Homes Small Print Abandoned Cottage Virginia Berresford 16 Homes Small Print Lake at Bois de Boulogne Berthe Morisot Maria Elena Vieira da 16 Homes Small Print The Town Silva 16 Homes Small Print Untitled Frida Baranek Charmion Von 16 Homes Small Print
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