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This photograph depicts a snow-covered oak tree in a clearing during a winter snowstorm.
Ansel Adams (American (North American))
Oak Tree, Snowstorm, Yosemite National Park, California
1948
Gift of Harry H. Lunn, Jr.
1985/1.92
The front of this handsome oak credenza, or sideboard, is divided into halves by three pilasters. Each half is outfitted with a drawer and a door below. The decorative and functional components are artfully arranged across the front of the piece to form a balanced composition of repeated geometric shapes and harmonious proportions.
Italian
Credenza
1500 – 1530
Bequest of Margaret Watson Parker
1955/1.228

Japanese (Japanese (culture or style))
Sword scabbard ornament (menuki) with oak leaf design (pair with 1982/2.10)
19th century
Gift of Professor Rose Vainstein
1982/2.11
Wood bar at top and off-white strands on bottom, variegated column of yellow, green red and orange.
Heiju Oak Packard
Life Cycle
1988 – 1998
Gift of James Packard in memory of Heiju Oak Packard
2015/1.384A
Red and purple variegated colors with gray and green vertical hues.
Heiju Oak Packard
Life Cycle
1988 – 1998
Gift of James Packard in memory of Heiju Oak Packard
2015/1.384E
One of a pair of windows with a highly regular, rectilinear, although asymetric, design in both clear and colored glass.  The window has an oak frame.  Its design consists of vertical and horizontal bands of green and amber colorerd glass at the top and bottom of window; along one side are colored squares of glass, and along the other is a chevron-shaped column of glass. The overall effect is of colored pieces of glass suspended within a clear window, subdivided by abstract bands and patterns of lead caming.
Frank Lloyd Wright (American (North American))
One of a Pair of Casement Windows from the Darwin Martin House, Buffalo, NY
1904
Museum Purchase
1968/2.52

Alessandro Mastro-Valerio
The Oaks
1887 – 1940
Gift of Prof. and Mrs. Alfred H. White
1940.270
Black crepe silk with origame crane designs hand-painted by paste-resist yûzen techinique, in colors and gold pigment. Lining is pink silk damask with woven pattern of truncated floral medallions. Double oak leaf crest (kashiwa) is embroidered with bokashi-dyed blue and white thread.
Japanese (Japanese (culture or style))
Black crested haori with yûzen painted origami crane design
1940 – 1960
Gift of Howard and Patricia Yamaguchi
2005/1.356
Gray silk damask with surihaku (gilt), embroidered and appliquéd brocade designs, bordered in couched gold-wrapped threads. Lining is plain weave silk, white above and gray below. Has double oak-leaf (kashiwa) crest embroidered in gold thread.
Japanese (Japanese (culture or style))
Formal gray kimono with gilt, embroidered and appliquéd saga brocade cloud designs
1960 – 1980
Gift of Howard and Patricia Yamaguchi
2005/1.378

Philip Pearlstein (American (North American))
Two Nudes with Oak Stool and Canvas
1973
Gift of Kathy and Angelos Constantinides
2005/1.323

Sylvia Plimack Mangold
The Pin Oak Diptych (A)
2003
Museum purchase made possible by the Friends and Family of Dottie Farhat, on the occasion of her 70th birthday
2005/2.1.1
Side chair consisting of separate trapezoidal seat and back mounted on a four-legged metal frame.
Charles Eames;Ray Eames (American (North American);American (North American))
DCM (Dining Chair Metal)
1945 – 1946
Bequest of Herbert W. and Susan L. Johe
2012/1.288
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