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46 artworks. Compare how artists drew it, or what it meant to them.

Style 1 17

Dinner Bell
William Kieckhofel · 1940
National Gallery of Art
Town Crier's Bell
Raymond E. Noble · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Bell
Harry Grossen · c. 1937
National Gallery of Art
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
Locomotive Bell
Ruth Buker · c. 1937
National Gallery of Art
Church Bell
American 20th Century · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Bell
L. B. Hartmann · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Bell (From a Locomotive)
Harry Mann Waddell and Edith Towner · c. 1940
National Gallery of Art
Servant's Bell
Manuel G. Runyan · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Sheep Bell
Raymond E. Noble · 1939
National Gallery of Art
Dinner Bell
American 20th Century · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Animal Bell
Gerald Transpota · 1938
National Gallery of Art
Church Bell
Edith Towner · 1939
National Gallery of Art
Brass Bell
Randolph F. Miller and William Kieckhofel · 1940
National Gallery of Art
Design for a Bell and Belfry
1730s
Smithsonian
Conestoga Wagon Bells
Samuel W. Ford · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Cast Iron Bell
Aurelia Arbo · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art

Style 2 13

Bronze Bell for the Dining Room
Carl Buergerniss · c. 1941
National Gallery of Art
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
tempelklocka, klocka, bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
bell
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography

Style 3 8

Church Bell
Edward Albritton · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with Moro Arms between Thistles (?), Stag, Eagle (?), Unicorn, and Palm Crossing Laurel
Probably Venetian 16th Century · 16th century
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with Armorial Shield, Falconers, Basket, and Profile Portraits of Emperors (ancient and modern)
North Italian 16th Century · early 16th century
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with Portrait of Lodovico Maria Sforza, 1451-1508, called Il Moro, 7th Duke of Milan, and Figures of Hercules
Zuanne I (Zanin) Alberghetti · possibly 1491/1497
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with Armorial Shields and Griffins
Italian 16th Century · first half 16th century
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with Drunken Silenus, Satyrs, Cavorting Putti, and Musical Instruments
Probably Paduan 15th or 16th Century · late 15th - early 16th century
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with Armorial Shield between Thistles (?), Palm Crossing Laurel, and initials B B
Probably Venetian 16th Century · 16th century
National Gallery of Art
Hand Bell with David and Judith, Bears above Chalices, and Poppies
Netherlandish Foundry 16th Century · 1558
National Gallery of Art

Style 4 2

A Hand Bell
1820s, 1830s
Smithsonian
A Hand Bell
1820s, 1830s
Smithsonian

Named in the museum's description 6

The bell is small, hidden or only part of the story in these works, so they're shown whole.

Locomotive Bell
Georgina King · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Cow Bell
Georgina King · c. 1940
National Gallery of Art
Cow Bell
American 20th Century · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
China, along the southern borders, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–256 BCE) to Han dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) · 300s–100s BCE
Cleveland Museum of Art
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
China, along the southern borders, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–256 BCE) to Han dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) · 300s–100s BCE
Cleveland Museum of Art
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
China, along the southern borders, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–256 BCE) to Han dynasty (202 BCE–220 CE) · 300s–100s BCE
Cleveland Museum of Art