This bingo card has a free space and 29 words: “Woman of Willendorf” c. 24000 BCE, limestone, Muhammad Abed “Shah Jahan holding an emerald” 1628, ink and gold on paper, Judy Chicago “The Dinner Party” 1974-1979, installation, Frida Kahlo “Las dos Fridas” 1939, oil on canvas, Post-Impressionist (style), Ancient (period), Yombe artist “Figure of Mother and Child” 19th century, wood and mixed media, Neo-Gothic (style), Norman artist “Bayeux Embroidery” 1070-1080, embroidered linen, Ancient Egyptian artist “Seated Statue of Hatshepsut” 1479-1458 BCE, limestone, "Sapi-Portuguese spoon" 15th-16th century, ivory, Titus Kaphar “Shifting the Gaze” 2017, oil on canvas, Hans Holbein the Younger “The Ambassadors” 1553, oil on wood, Edo artist, “Ama showing the Oba” 16th-17th century, brass, Art Deco (style), Edouard Manet “Olympia” 1863, oil on canvas, Inka artist “Quipu” 1400-1532, cotton and camelid fiber, Marian iconography, Faig Ahmed “Tradition in Pixel” 2010, wool carpet, Elisabetta Sirani “Portia Wounding her Thigh” 1664, oil on canvas, Titian “Venus of Urbino” 1538, oil on canvas, Juan de Pareja “The Calling of St. Matthew” 1661, oil on canvas, Early Modern (period), Leonardo da Vinci “The Last Supper” 1495-1498, fresco painting, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard “Self-Portrait with Two Pupils” 1785, oil on canvas, Diego Velazquez “Las Meninas” 1656, oil on canvas, Abstract (style), Prehistoric (period) and Tlatilco artist “Double-faced female figurine” 1200-900 BCE, ceramic.
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