Skip to main content Collections MenuAdvanced Search Objects: results Advanced Search Close Refine ResultsArtist / MakerBerenice Abbott (10) Nakajima Matsuchi (1) Karl Fortess (1) Richard A. Florsheim (1) Keystone View Company (1) Nick Brandt (1) Winslow Homer (1) Lewis Wickes Hine (1) Emilio Sanchez (1) Classification(s)Photograph (15) Print (3) Painting (1) CollectionsPhotography (1) Date toDepartmentPermanent Collection (19) Image AvailableSort:RelevanceTitle (A–Z)Date (Older First)Object number (Ascending)Primary Maker (A-Z)Last Updated (Ascending)ListImagesTable Advanced Search Filters View PDFTitleArtist / MakerCultureGeographyObject numberKeywordDatetoDateMediumCredit LineClassification(s)All(not assigned)AnimationAssemblageBookCalligraphyCartoonCeramicCollageConstructionDecorative ArtDrawingGlassInstallationJewelryMiscellaneousOtherPaintingPhotographPortfolioPrintSculptureTextileVideoIn Collection(s)AllArt and GlobalizationArt and Media Temporalities: Speed, Slowness, and “Capturing” Time Ceramics & GlassDrawings & WatercolorsHuman/Environment: 4,000 Years of ArtPaintings Photography Photojournalism/Documentary PhotographyPrintsPublic Art @ SURecent AcquisitionsTextilesImage AvailableClear19 for Terms: factoryFactory BuildingsKarl Fortess1951Yokosuka, near Yokohamac 1880Factory FiresRichard A. Florsheim1966Untitled No. 12 (woman at counter)Berenice Abbottcirca 1945Untitled No.15 (two women with cords)Berenice Abbottc 1945[Female factory worker placing slats on venetian blinds)Berenice Abbottcirca 1945[Women tying blinds]Berenice Abbottcirca 1945Untitled No. 8Berenice Abbottc 1945[Female working in venetian blinds factory]Berenice Abbottcirca 1945Untitled No. 13 (woman with cords)Berenice Abbottc 1945Untitled No. 11Berenice Abbottc 1945New England Factory Life - "Bell Time"Winslow Homer1868Red Factory (Brooklyn)Emilio Sanchezcirca 1990Mechanic (skilled) in a modern locomotive plant, 1930sLewis Wickes Hinecirca 1930Ballantine Ale PlantBerenice Abbott1938[Women assembling blinds]Berenice Abbottcirca 1945One of Japan’s Largest Modern Silk Weaving Plants - American Machinery and American Methods, Kiryu, JapanKeystone View Company circa 1900Interior View of Kanegafuchi Cotton WorksNakajima Matsuchicirca 1870Factory with RhinoNick Brandt2014, printed 2020Next Page Powered by eMuseum
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