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At the New York State Suffrage function to be held at the Biltmore New York, February 16th, Florence Fleming Noyes the Exponent of Rhythmic Expression Will for the First Time be Seen in her Latest Dance “The Emancipation.”
At the New York State Suffrage function to be held at the Biltmore New York, February 16th, Florence Fleming Noyes the Exponent of Rhythmic Expression Will for the First Time be Seen in her Latest Dance “The Emancipation.”

At the New York State Suffrage function to be held at the Biltmore New York, February 16th, Florence Fleming Noyes the Exponent of Rhythmic Expression Will for the First Time be Seen in her Latest Dance “The Emancipation.”

Artist (American)
Artist (American photography studio, active 1882 – 1940)
Date1914
Period20th century
MediumGelatin silver print on paper (vintage)
Credit LinePurchase with funds provided by the Memorial Art Fund and the Reva B. Seybolt '72 Art Acquisition Fund
Object number2018.097
Curatorial DepartmentModern & Contemporary Art
Mrs. James Eustis Assists a Customer at the Bazaar Run for the Benefit for the New York State Woman Suffrage Party
Mrs. James Eustis Assists a Customer at the Bazaar Run for the Benefit for the New York State Woman Suffrage Party
Anonymous (American)
1917
Object number: 2018.100
First Woman Voter in New York State
First Woman Voter in New York State
Anonymous (American)
1918
Object number: 2018.073
Mrs. Herbert S. Carpenter, Marshall, Leading the New York State Division in the Suffragists Parade on Fifth Avenue, New York, October 23rd
Mrs. Herbert S. Carpenter, Marshall, Leading the New York State Division in the Suffragists Parade on Fifth Avenue, New York, October 23rd
Anonymous (American)
1915
Object number: 2018.088
Mrs. Cary Chapman Catt Teaching Suffrage District Leaders, Yonkers, New York
Mrs. Cary Chapman Catt Teaching Suffrage District Leaders, Yonkers, New York
Anonymous (American)
c. 1915
Object number: 2018.094
Girl with her Doll near the Entrance to a Store-front Church in Brooklyn, New York
Girl with her Doll near the Entrance to a Store-front Church in Brooklyn, New York
Ken Heyman
1965/printed later
Object number: 2018.210
35. Along Floras Creek, Curry County, Oregon. Scientists at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Goddard Space Flight Center . . . released photos . . . from 700 miles above the earth, show[ing] a pattern of clearcutting throughout the entire rain forest of the Northwest that is so extensive that the land looks perforated by a giant blast of buck-shot. . . . Ninety percent of the original Northwest forest is gone. Timothy Egan The New York Times, June 1992 From Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration
35. Along Floras Creek, Curry County, Oregon. Scientists at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Goddard Space Flight Center . . . released photos . . . from 700 miles above the earth, show[ing] a pattern of clearcutting throughout the entire rain forest of the Northwest that is so extensive that the land looks perforated by a giant blast of buck-shot. . . . Ninety percent of the original Northwest forest is gone. Timothy Egan The New York Times, June 1992 From Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration
Robert Adams
1999–2003
Object number: 2006.026.035
Suffragette Hikers about to March up Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., February 27, 1913
Suffragette Hikers about to March up Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., February 27, 1913
Anonymous (American)
1913
Object number: 2018.089
Group of Poor White and Black Boys at Summer Camp, New York State
Group of Poor White and Black Boys at Summer Camp, New York State
Leonard Freed
1963
Object number: 2016.217
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic party was created in 1964 as an alternative to the regular state parties, from which blacks were excluded. Eighty thousand people joined. Here people vote in Mississippi, most for the first time in their lives from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic party was created in 1964 as an alternative to the regular state parties, from which blacks were excluded. Eighty thousand people joined. Here people vote in Mississippi, most for the first time in their lives from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
Danny Lyon
1964, printed later
Object number: 2015.147
New York National Academy of Design—At the Head of the Staircase from Harper’s Weekly
New York National Academy of Design—At the Head of the Staircase from Harper’s Weekly
Anonymous (American)
1870, published May 14, 1870
Object number: 1986.073
Suffrage Tableaux in Not in Park
Suffrage Tableaux in Not in Park
Anonymous (American)
c. 1915
Object number: 2018.056
500 Women Call upon Sen. O’Gorman to Draw Him to the Suffrage Ranks
500 Women Call upon Sen. O’Gorman to Draw Him to the Suffrage Ranks
Anonymous (American)
1915
Object number: 2018.059