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"An Akan Mother and Child"
"An Akan Mother and Child" 1947
An American Bald Eagle in the Roswell zoo
An American Bald Eagle in the Roswell zoo 4/23/1995
An Appeal to Americans
An Appeal to Americans 10/27/1983
An artist
An artist's concept of various communications satellites in orbit 11/23/1981
An Automobile Decked Out with Signs and Banners Supporting the Repeal of the 18th Amendment
An Automobile Decked Out with Signs and Banners Supporting the Repeal of the 18th Amendment 5/1932
An east prospect of the city of Philadelphia
An east prospect of the city of Philadelphia 1768
An elderly Indian woman in rocking chair
An elderly Indian woman in rocking chair ca. 1940
An Enemy Hath Done This
An Enemy Hath Done This ca. 1943
An Illustration of an Atomic Attack
An Illustration of an Atomic Attack 1951-1961
An Indian village on the move
An Indian village on the move 1905
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