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Style 1 17

Mirror
Fred Weiss · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
American 20th Century · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Mirror with Wood Base
Thomas Holloway · c. 1937
National Gallery of Art
Dressing Mirror (cast iron)
Paul Ward · 1939
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Fred Weiss · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Nicholas Gorid and Frank Wenger · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Lorenz Rothkranz · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror Frame
David S. De Vault · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Arthur Johnson · c. 1937
National Gallery of Art
Mirror, Framed with Wall Paper Panels, Bordered in Tin
Majel G. Claflin · c. 1938
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Nicholas Gorid · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Hepplewhite Mirror
Nicholas Gorid · 1935/1942
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Nicholas Gorid · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Arthur Johnson · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror Frame
Lawrence Phillips · c. 1938
National Gallery of Art
Shaving Mirror
Dana Bartlett · 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror Frame
John H. Tercuzzi · c. 1940
National Gallery of Art

Style 2 13

Mirror
Siena, Italy · 1870
Art Institute of Chicago
Mirror
French · c. 1560-c. 1570
Art Institute of Chicago
"Dieppe"
1830s, 1880s
Smithsonian
Two mirror sconces
c. 1755 - c. 1770
Rijksmuseum
Mirror
Venice, Italy · Mid 18th century
Art Institute of Chicago
Dressing Table Mirror
Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (America, New York, 1892–1902) · c. 1900–1902
Cleveland Museum of Art
Frame
c. 1690 - c. 1700
Rijksmuseum
Looking Glass
Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century) · 1790–1810
Art Institute of Chicago
Two mirror sconces
c. 1755 - c. 1770
Rijksmuseum
Overmantel Mirror
James Pascall (British, c. 1697–1746) · c. 1740
Cleveland Museum of Art
spegel, mirror
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
Spiegel
1200 - 1500
Rijksmuseum
Toilet Mirror
1828 - 1829
Rijksmuseum

Style 3 6

Mirror
Frances Lichten · c. 1937
National Gallery of Art
Looking Glass
Paris or London · c. 1700
Art Institute of Chicago
Two mirror frames
c. 1700
Rijksmuseum
Mirror Frame
c. 1640 - c. 1655
Rijksmuseum
Two mirror frames
c. 1700
Rijksmuseum
Pier table and mirror
c. 1775
Rijksmuseum

Style 4 4

Design for a Mirror Frame
1770s
Smithsonian
Design for a Console and Mirror
Juste-Aurèle Meissonnier, French, b. Italy, 1695–1750 · 1690s, 1750s
Smithsonian
Small Tin Framed Mirror
Majel G. Claflin · c. 1937
National Gallery of Art
Design for a Carved Mirror Frame
Gilles-Marie Oppenord, French, 1672–1742 · 1600s, 1740s
Smithsonian

Named in the museum's description 10

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

Mirror
Unidentified
Smithsonian
Painted mirror
Oscar Bluhme · 1940
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Francis Borelli · c. 1936
National Gallery of Art
Mirror
Archie Thompson · 1941
National Gallery of Art
Wall with Mirror and Console Table
François de Cuvilliés the Elder, Belgian, 1695 - 1768; Carl Albert von Lespilliez, German, 1723 - 1796; Nicolas-Jean-Baptiste Poilly, de, French, 1707 – 1780; François de Cuvilliés the Elder, Belgian, 1695 - 1768 · 1690s, 1760s
Smithsonian
Mirror with a Handle in the Form of a Female Figure
Etruscan · 3rd century BCE
Art Institute of Chicago
Hand Mirror
Egyptian · New Kingdom, Dynasty 18 (about 1550–1295 BCE)
Art Institute of Chicago
mirror,
Sweden
Museum of Ethnography
Mirror with Engraved Scene: Two Female Figures
Etruscan · 330–300 BCE
Cleveland Museum of Art
Girl at the Mirror
1632
Rijksmuseum