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Hearst Museum object titled Painting fragment, accession number 6-21386, described as Part of a painted panel with figure holding spear. Roman tomb.

Hearst Museum object titled Painting fragment, accession number 6-21387, described as Three fragments of painted panels, inscribed in Demotic; one figure nearly complete, plaster on cloth upon wood. Roman.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-126, described as Watercolor painting. Mounted. Forum of Augustus.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-124, described as Watercolor painting. Colosseum through Arch of Titus.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-560, described as Watercolor painting on cardboard. Sarcophagus, terra cotta, Klazomenai, Asia Minor, 6th century BC. Watercolor painting by Eleanor H. Suplee.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-555, described as Pinax, ram and floral pattern, 7th century BC. Watercolor painting by Eleanor H. Suplee.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-552, described as Mycenaean vase, Kalymna, Greece. Watercolor painting by Eleanor H. Suplee.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-562, described as Woman with a bird, Etruscan, bronze, 7th century BC. Watercolor painting by Eleanor H. Suplee.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-554, described as Pinax, floral pattern, Kameiros, Rhodes, 7th century BC. Watercolor painting by Eleanor H. Suplee.

Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-558, described as Pinax, bearded gorgon, Kameiros, Rhodes, 6th century BC. Watercolor painting by Eleanor H. Suplee.