Chip Paperclip Holder Rodrigo Torres, 2009 -This paperclip holder is made by Alessi of chrome-plated zamak with internal magnets to hold paper clips, which give it a feathered look. Weighty with a wide base, it can also be used as a paperweight or desktop sculpture.

Strips And Blocks Placemat Liora Manne, 2008 These placemats are made from fabric with rich color gradations, hand-arranged into beautiful color strip or tile patterns. They are covered with durable easy-to-clean plastic, with one matte side and one glossy side. Wipe clean. All purchases support the exhibitions and programs at the Museum of Modern Art.

The Metropolitan Museum’s Russian Dragonfly Pin is a sparkling adaptation of a whimsical brooch of platinum, diamonds, emeralds and a pearl. On display in the Moscow Kremlin Museums is a brooch that exemplifies the popularity of insect motifs with jewelers from the early twentieth century. The diverse collection of Russian jewelry in the Moscow Kremlin Museums reflects the depth of the art form of more than eight hundred years, from the twelfth-century to the present day. Your purchase supports The Metropolitan Museum of Art and its programs.

Our chic Egyptian Snake Bracelet is based on a gold bracelet from the Macedonian and Ptolemaic period (332–30 B.C.) featuring a snake head. After Egypt came under the rule of the Hellenistic Greeks (323–27 B.C.) and later became a province of the Roman Empire (after 27 B.C.), the snake became a fashionable jewelry motif, well-suited for coiling around the neck and wrist. The bold coiled design on the original bracelet has been adapted to our bracelet.

Create a fun, decorative object while you discover a new puzzle dimension! The perfectly crafted plastic pieces allow an exact fit to form a solid, smooth ball that requires no glue. The 540 pieces are easy to assemble and included is a stand that allows the globe to rotate when completed. All proceeds support science and education at the American Museum of Natural History.

Velociraptor Skull Model . This life-size polyresin model of the fierce, fast carnivore’s skull is 7" long and 6" high. It is hand-painted with a natural-looking acrylic resin and mounted on a solid wood base with an engraved brass nameplate.

Additional Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe Merchandise The poster for Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe features the work Inopportune: Stage one.

Guggenheim Museum Poster, Skylight View

Samuel Gottscho Framed Title: Untitled View looking south from 46th Street Photographer: Samuel H. Gottscho Year: 1932 Size: 11x14 Description: The dazzling lights of The Great White Way promoted popular entertainment and attractions.

New York City Images -Changing New York by Berenice Abbott 1936