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A photograph of a woman dancing. She lifts her arms up toward the right of the frame, her legs creating a diagonal across the bottom of the frame. 
Barbara Morgan (American (North American))
Martha Graham—Lamentation
1935
Gift of the Willard and Barbara Morgan Archives
1991/2.49
A photograph of a woman dancing. She wears a dress with flowing fabric, creating a sense of motion as she performs a jump.
Barbara Morgan (American (North American))
Martha Graham—Letter to the World
1940
Gift of the Willard and Barbara Morgan Archives
1991/2.52
This fibula, a type of brooch used to pin outer garments, features a crossbar that ends in three onion-shaped terminals, which give the fibula a shape reminiscent of a crossbow. An arched bow connects the crossbar to the longer catchplate, which is ornamented with vegetal motifs.
Gallo-Roman (Gallo-Roman)
Crossbow fibula with vegetal ornament on the catchplate
450 – 500
Gift of Mr. Robert H. Tannahill
1966/2.17
recto: studies for a group of figures (religious or allegorical) and two studies of standing women, one with child<br /><br /> verso: two sets of couples in caricature in contemporary dress<br /><br /> First side: Various people, one holding her hands below her waist, one speaking to a little boy, a group clustered together.<br /> Second side: two fashionably dressed couples (man and woman) walking.
French (French (culture or style))
Sheet of Sketches and Caricatures
1866
Gift of Professor Walter M. and Nesta R. Spink
2013/2.563.1-2
This color photolithograph is in shades of purple and blue and has an image of a woman's head. She is wearing an elaborate hat and glasses. The hat is a large sphere and is covered in stripes of colored sequins. The glasses also have colored sequins but in the shape of flowers.
Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (British (modern))
Cucumber Night Cream
1965 – 1970
Gift of Professor Diane M. Kirkpatrick
2000/2.14.27
A bust-length portrait of a woman. She is wearing a dark floral dress and red lipstick, and has straight dark hair. She stands with her body facing away from the camera while her head is turned over her shoulder towards the viewer. Her gaze is fixed on a point to the left of the camera lens. 
Andy Warhol (American (North American))
Deeda Blair
1976 – 1977
Gift of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
2008/2.31
An out-of-focus photograph of a woman’s arm and the pattern of her floral dress.  
Andy Warhol (American (North American))
Deeda Blair
1976 – 1977
Gift of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
2008/2.34
A bust-length portrait of a woman. She is wearing a green shirt, a necklace, earrings and red lipstick. She has straight, chin-length blonde hair that is pinned back. She stands at an angle and looks into the camera lens.
Andy Warhol (American (North American))
Unidentified Woman #30
1986
Gift of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
2008/2.41
This photograph depicts a woman standing on a sailboat deck, leaning on the railing and looking out at the water as another boat passes by in the background.
Helmut Newton (Australian)
Winnie off the Coast of Cannes
1975
Gift of Gerald and Selma Lotenberg
1984/1.277.7
This photograph depicts a woman standing and holding a glass in an interior space.
Helmut Newton (Australian)
Chez Karl Lagerfeld
1974
Gift of Gerald and Selma Lotenberg
1984/1.277.5
A group of dancers caught in motion; all leaping in the air in synchrony with their bodies hunched over.
Barbara Morgan (American (North American))
Charles Weidman—Lynchtown—(Humphrey-Weidman group)
1938
Gift of the Willard and Barbara Morgan Archives.
1991/2.51
This image depicts a woman in a dress with a large skirt. She lounges on a couch and looks at a book. 
Eva Watson Schütze (American (North American))
Portrait Study
1905
Gift of The Morris and Beverly Baker Foundation, in memory of Morris D. Baker, a graduate of The University of Michigan School of Architecture, 1952
2000/2.142.8
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