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<n>The Outskirts of a Village</n> (c. 1880) by <n>Edmond-François Aman-Jean</n>.

<n>Plan of the Joseph Fischer Estate</n> from <n>The Blackwell Survey</n> of 1860, painted by <n>Jerome Robert Blum</n> ca. 1938.

<n>The Andrew M. Ferris Estate ~ The Blackwell Survey (1860)</n>, a watercolor by an unknown artist.

A view of <n>Wabasha, Minn.</n> in 1889. Photo by <n>Joseph Montour</n>.

<n>From Slavery Through Reconstruction</n> (1934), a panel from <n>Aaron Douglas</n>'s mural series <n>Aspects of Negro Life</n>.

A glass mosaic design from the 1886 catalog of the <n>Belcher Mosaic Glass Co.</n>

A mosaic glass design from the 1886 catalogue of the <n>Belcher Mosaic Glass Co.</n>

An untitled print from the 1902 Japanese design magazine <n>Shin-Bijutsukai</n>.

<n>Cheesebrough Homestead</n>, an illustration by <n>Helen Miller</n> from c. 1938.

Mosaic glass design from the <n>Belcher Mosaic Glass Company</n> catalogue, 1886.

Mosaic pattern with a color gradient from the 1886 catalogue of the <n>Belcher Mosaic Glass Co.</n>

Plan of <n>The Ingham Estate</n> in Ingham, Pennsylvania, rendered ca. 1939 from an 1860 survey.

Artwork by <n>Alphonse Allais</n> from his <n>Album primo-avrilesque</n> (1897).

<n>Plan of a House and Garden</n> (c. 1935-1942) by <n>Meyer Goldbaum</n>.

<n>Plan of the M. Ward Estate, 1860</n> (ca. 1938) by <n>The Blackwell Survey</n> for the <n>Index of American Design</n>.

Album art for <n>Anemones</n> by <n>Xylitol</n>.

<n>Edge of a Wood</n>, ca. 1825–30, by <n>Théodore Caruelle d'Aligny</n>.

<n>Armistead Fitzhugh</n>'s watercolor, <n>Estate of E.K. Knapp, The Blackwell Survey</n>, from 1860.

<n>Aaron Douglas</n>'s painting, <n>Aspects of Negro Life: Song of the Towers</n> (1934).

A 1909 watercolor painting, <n>Cap Nègre</n>, by French artist <n>Henri-Edmond Cross</n>.

<n>Motif #1, John B. Bull estate, The Blackwell Survey, 1860</n> (1980) by <n>Gilbert Sackerman</n>.

<n>Section of the Earth’s Crust</n>, a classroom chart by <n>Orra White Hitchcock</n>, c. 1830s.

Plan of <n>The Garden of Thomas C. Veitch</n> by <n>Helen Miller</n> for the <n>Index of American Design</n>, ca. 1935-42.

Wallpaper specimen from <n>Shadows from the Walls of Death</n>, a book of arsenic-laced wallpaper from 1874.

Drawing of a <n>geometric solid</n> from an anonymous 16th-century German manuscript, ca. 1550.

<n>No. 21. Rocks and Dam below Frenchmans Bar (Low Water)</n> by <n>Henry P. Bosse</n>, 1889.

<n>Frank Thompson Hilltop Estate</n>, a 1936 gouache and pencil work by an unknown artist for the <n>Federal Art Project</n>.

<n>Plan of the Estate of Dr. Hosack</n> by artist <n>Elsie Driggs</n>, created c. 1935 for the <n>Index of American Design</n>.