1. Ancient Egypt: Motifs from murals and reliefs, and various objects.
2. Ancient Egypt: Columns and colonnettes with plant motifs.
3. Ancient Egypt: Painted tomb ceilings and friezes.
4. Ancient Greece: Vase paintings, capitals and a mosaic.
5. Ancient Italy: Wall paintings from Pompeii.
6. China: Embroideries (mandarin badge and detail from a court robe).
7. China: Painted and gilt motifs from lacquered wood.
8. China: Embroidery and decorative paintings.
9. China: Paintings, embroideries, printed fabrics.
10. Japan: Sword and knife guards and handles, metal.
11. Japan: Metal decorations of weapons and everyday objects.
12. Japan: Motifs from textiles of the 17th and 18th centuries.
13. Japan: Motifs from textiles of the 17th and 18th centuries.
14. Japan: Printed wallpapers.
15. Japan: Motifs from textiles and wallpapers.
16. Japan: Motifs from textiles and wallpapers.
17. Japan: Ornamental cartouches.
18. India: Enamels, cloisonné, niello and chased steel from Kashmir and the north.
19. India: Appliquéd fabric and 16th-century painted designs.
20. Mughal India: Motifs from architectural decor depicted in 16th-century paintings.
21. Mughal India: Motifs from 16th-century paintings.
22. Mughal India: Border elements from 16th-century paintings.
23. Mughal India: Portion of an illuminated page from a 16th-century Koran.
24. Mughal India: Portion of an illuminated page from a 16th-century Koran.
25. Persia and India: Koran decoration (Persia, 17th century) and cloisonné daggers.
26. Mughal India: Motifs from illuminated manuscripts and niello metalwork.
27. Persia: Designs from engraved and inlaid metal.
28. Persia: Designs from enameled and glazed wall tiles.
29. Persia: Designs from enameled and glazed faience ceramics.
30. Persia and Turkey: Motifs from exterior and interior faience wall cladding.
31. Persia: Motifs from enameled and glazed ceramic wall cladding.
32. Persia: Enameled and glazed faience ceramics.
33. Persia: Motifs from margins of illuminated manuscripts.
34. Islamic: Motifs from damascened metalwork.
35. Islamic: Designs with lettering from an illuminated Koran, 14th or 15th century.
36. Islamic: Designs with lettering from an illuminated Koran, 14th or 15th century.
37. Islamic: Motifs from Algerian public architecture, 13th and 14th centuries.
38. Turkey: Motifs from wall tiles, inlaid wood, and painted and enameled terra-cottas.
39. Byzantine and Early Medieval: motifs from architecture and manuscripts.
40. Byzantine: Architectural motifs, Egypt and Italy, 6th century or earlier.
41. Medieval: “Celtic” ornament from various sources, 6th—11th centuries.
42. Medieval: Frames and ornaments from illuminated manuscripts, Western Europe.
43. Medieval: “Celtic” interlace ornament from British and Scandinavian sources.
44. Medieval: “Celtic” ornament from illuminated manuscripts, 7th-9th centuries.
45. Medieval: Manuscript decorations, Anglo-Saxon and Frankish, 8th—10th centuries.
46. Medieval: Mosaic and painted ornament, France, late Roman to Romanesque periods.
47. Medieval: Mosaic designs, France, late Roman to Romanesque periods.
48. Medieval: Bas-reliefs, ironwork and painting, France, 11th—14th centuries.
49. Medieval: Mural motifs from ecclesiastical buildings, France, 11th—14th centuries.
50. Medieval: Mosaics and glass paintings, St. Mark’s, Venice; manuscript initial.
51. Medieval: Manuscript decorations, France and Germany, 8th—13th centuries.
52. Medieval: Manuscript decorations, 8th—12th centuries.
53. Medieval: Designs from textiles imported into Europe from the Near East.
54. Early Medieval: Mosaic patterns from Italian churches.
55. Medieval: Stained glass from French and English cathedrals, 12th—14th centuries.
56. Medieval: Brocatelles of Near Eastern style depicted in Italian paintings.
57. Medieval: Plant motifs from architecture and manuscripts.
58. Medieval: Enamelwork on glass as depicted in Italian manuscripts.
59. Medieval: Painted and gilt woodwork, 15th century.
60. Medieval: Painted and gilt woodwork, 15th century.
61. Medieval: Painted and gilt woodwork, 15th century.
62. Medieval: Motifs from woodwork, manuscripts and votive paintings.
63. Russia: Gold and jewelry, 16th and 17th centuries, some based on painted depictions.
64. Russia: Interlace and other ornaments from 16th-century manuscripts.
65. Russia: Ornaments from 14th-century manuscripts.
66. Russia: Motifs from metalwork and manuscripts, 12th—15th centuries.
67. Russia: Motifs from engraved and chased metal.
68. Russia: Motifs from metalwork and manuscripts.
69. Russia: Motifs from metalwork.
70. Russia: Corner motifs from metalwork designs.
71. Armenia: Motifs From an illuminated Gospel manuscript, 16th century.
72. Medieval: Jewelry designs from illuminated manuscripts, 15th century.
73. Renaissance: Enameled jewelry, 15th and 16th centuries, from Italian manuscripts.
74. Renaissance: Enameled jewelry, 15th and 16th centuries, from Italian manuscripts.
75. Renaissance: Borders from a Florentine manuscript by Attavante (1452—ca. 1520).
76. Renaissance: Panels and borders from a Florentine manuscript by Attavante.
77. Renaissance: Initials and ornaments from Florentine manuscripts, 16th century.
78. Renaissance: Margin decorations from manuscripts, 15th and 16th centuries.
79. Renaissance: Carpet designs of Near Eastern style from 15th-century paintings.
80. Renaissance: Architectural and metalwork motifs from Italian manuscripts.
81. Renaissance: Architectural and figural motifs from paintings and manuscripts.
82. Renaissance: Ornaments from Italian manuscripts, 16th and 17th centuries.
83. Renaissance: Jewelry designs from Italian manuscripts, 15th and 16th centuries.
84. Renaissance: From Italian and French manuscripts, 15th and 16th centuries.
85. Renaissance: Architectural motifs from stained glass, France, 16th century.
86. Renaissance: Sculptural and pictorial motifs from stained glass, France, 16th century.
87. Renaissance: From stained glass, tapestries and sculpture, France, 16th century.
88. Renaissance: Ceramics and stained glass, France and Italy, 15th and 16th centuries.
89. Renaissance: Glazed paving and wall tiles, Spanish and Italian, 16th century.
90. Renaissance: Panels from the palace of Fontainebleau, 16th century.
91. 16th and 17th Centuries: Cartouches from sculpture, painting and textiles, France.
92. 17th Century: Decorative paintings from the palace of Fontainebleau.
93. Renaissance : Motifs from Limoges enamels, 16th century.
94. Renaissance: From Limoges enamels, textiles and manuscripts, 15th and 16th centuries.
95. Renaissance: Ornament from Flemish tapestries, 16th century.
96. Renaissance: Metalwork on swords, daggers and their sheaths, 16th century.
97. Renaissance: Italian manuscript decorations, second half of the 16th century.
98. Renaissance: Italian manuscript decorations, second half of the 16th century.
99. Renaissance: Carved-wood motifs from a 16th-century Italian manuscript.
100. Renaissance: Frames and ornaments based on woodwork, 16th century.
101. Renaissance: Lace motifs from a volume published in Liege in 1597.
102. 15th—18th Centuries: Jewelry.
103. 17th Century: English tapestry said to have been given by James II to Louis XIV.
104. 17th Century: Interior decor (painting, tapestry, woodwork), France.
105. 16th and 17th Centuries: Tapestry borders and corners, England and France.
106. 17th Century: From a carved and painted ceiling vault by Charles Le Brun in the Louvre.
107. 17th Century: Details from a carpet and a wall hanging, France.
108. 17th Century: Metallic inlay from furniture, France.
109. 17th Century: Metallic inlay from furniture, France.
110. 17th Century: Console table by Charles-André Boulle with metallic inlay.
111. 17th Century: From interior decor and illuminated choir books, France.
112. 17th and 18th Centuries: Details from French tapestries and miniature paintings.
113. 17th and 18th Centuries: Details from French tapestries.
114. 18th Century: Decorative panel by François Boucher, and French tapestry borders.
115. 18th Century: Tapestry by Boucher and Louis Tessier; details of tapestry corners.
116. 18th Century: Carved and gilt wall panels from the palace of Versailles.
117. 18th Century: Details from French tapestries and wall panels.
118. 18th Century: Paintings on the glass panes of a Louis XVI armoire.
119. 19th Century: Designs from painted fabrics and wallpapers.
120. 19th Century: Floral designs from printed fabrics.