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after MICHELANGEO Buonarroti
Seated man with drapery
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after PREMIER ENGRAVER
Hercules and Antaeus
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after RAPHAEL
Raphael and his mistress
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after RAPHAEL
The Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon
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after RAPHAEL
The Sibyl of Tibur and the Sibyl of Cusana
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after RAPHAEL
Faun playing with a child
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after RAPHAEL
Martyrdom of St Cecilia
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after RAPHAEL
Poetry
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after RAPHAEL
Hercules and the Nemean Lion
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after RAPHAEL
The Massacre of the Innocents
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after RAPHAEL
The battle of the Milvian bridge from the sala di Constantino
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AIKMAN, after William
Allan Ramsay
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ALBERTI, Cherubino
Seated man with drapery
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ALBERTI, Cherubino
Abraham and Isaac
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ALBERTI, Cherubino
Autumn? or Perseus in the Garden of the Hesperides (part II)
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ALLOJA, Giuseppe
Dogs hunting boar and deer
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ALLOJA, Giuseppe
Lions, bulls and deer
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ALLOJA, Giuseppe
Two cupids mounted on goats
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ANDREWS, Sybil
Storm
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ANNIS, W.T.
The Mildmay sea-piece
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APPIAN, Adolphe
La Rivière
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AQUILA, Pietro
The battle of the Milvian bridge from the sala di Constantino
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AQUILANO, after Pompeo
Christ and Mary Magdalene
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AQUILANO, after Pompeo
The descent from the cross
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BALDUNG, Hans
The bewitched groom
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BAMLER, Johann
Animals
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BAMLER, Johann
St Quentin
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BAMLER, Johann
The beheading of Saints Faith, Hope, Charity and Wisdom
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BANDINELLI, after Baccio
The Massacre of the Innocents
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BAROCCI, after Federico
Aeneas and his family fleeing Troy
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BARTOLOZZI, Francesco
The death of Captain Cook
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BASELITZ, Georg
Das Haus [The house]
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BASELITZ, Georg
Die Vase [The vase]
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BASELITZ, Georg
Eagle
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BEARDSLEY, Aubrey
How la beale Isoud wrote to Sir Tristram
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BEARDSLEY, Aubrey
How Sir Bedivere cast the sword Excalibur into the water
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BEARDSLEY, Aubrey
Queen Guenever as a nun
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BEATRIZET, Nicolas
The Massacre of the Innocents
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BECKMANN, Max
Self portrait
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BECKMANN, Max
The beggars (Die Bettler)
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BEGA, Cornelis
Tavern interior
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BELLOTTO, Bernardo
A view of Padua from the fortifications, seen through arches
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BERTHON, Paul
Sarah Bernhardt
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BINCK, after Jacob
Jacob Binck
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BISCAINO, Bartolomeo
Moses rescued from the Nile
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BLAKE, William
Job and his Family
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BLAKE, William
Job's despair
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BLAKE, William
The Circle of the Lustful: Paolo and Francesca
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BLAKE, William
The Destruction of Job's sons
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BLAKE, William
The Lord answering Job out of the whirlwind
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BLOEMAERT, after Abraham
Landscape with cottage and two figures with baskets
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BOCK, Christoph Wilhelm
D. Wilhelm Friedrich Hufnagel
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BOL, after Hans
Landscape with hunters and falconers
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BOLDRINI, After Niccolò
Samson and Delilah
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BOLDRINI, After Niccolò
The mystic marriage of St Catherine
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BOLDRINI, Niccolò
Venus and Cupid
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BOLSWERT, Boëtius Adamsz.
Landscape with cottage and two figures with baskets
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BOLSWERT, Schelte Adamsz.
Spanish landscape with a goatherd
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BOLSWERT, Schelte Adamsz.
Diana and her nymphs returning from the chase
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BONASONE, after Giulio
Pluto on his chariot descending to Hades
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BONASONE, Giulio
Last Judgement
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BONAVERA, Domenico Maria
An apostle accompanied by six angels
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BONAVERA, Domenico Maria
An apostle and four angels
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BORGIANNI, Orazio
The Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon
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BOSCOLI ?, after Andrea
Apollo and the Python
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BOTH, Jan
Ponte Molle
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BOTH, Jan
The ox-cart
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
[Has the day invaded the night or has the night invaded the day?]
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
La Nausée
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
La Réparation
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
La Réparation
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
M is for Mother
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
Spiral woman
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
The cocoon
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
The couple
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BOURGEOIS, Louise
The happy house
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BOYDELL, Josiah
Portrait of Claude Lorrain
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BRACQUEMOND, Felix
Moles
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BRIL, after Paul
Mountainous landscape with travellers
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BRITTO, attributed to Giovanni
Landscape with a milkmaid
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BROCAS, William
Harmony before matrimony
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BROCKHURST, Gerald L.
The Amberley Boy
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BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Gluttony (Gula)
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BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Pride (Superbia)
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BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Spring
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BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Summer
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BRYEN, Camille
Plate 6
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BUONTALENTI, after Bernardo
Apollo and the Python
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BURNE-JONES, after Edward
The summer snow
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BUYTEWECH, after Willem
Fire
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BUYTEWECH, after Willem
Water
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BYRNE, William
The death of Captain Cook
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called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
Venus and Cupid
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called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
The Martyrdom of St. Peter of the Order of the Preaching Friars
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called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
Landscape with a milkmaid
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called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
Samson and Delilah
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called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
The mystic marriage of St Catherine
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CALLOT, Jacques
Attack on a coach (l'attaque de la dilligence)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Bello Sguardo and Coviello
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Babeo and Cucuba
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Bonbardon and Cap. Grillo
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Cardoni and Maramao
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Ceremonia and Sig. Lavinia
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Esgangarato and Cap. Cocodrillo
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Malagamba and Cap. Bellavita
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Spessa Monti and Bagattino
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cicho Sgarra and Collo Francisco
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CALLOT, Jacques
Cucorongna and Pernoualla
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CALLOT, Jacques
Destruction of a convent (Dévestation d'un monastére)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Distribution of rewards (Distribution des récompenses)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Dying soldiers by the roadside (Les mourants sur le bord des routes)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Fracischina and Gian Farina
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CALLOT, Jacques
Franca Trippa and Fritellino
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CALLOT, Jacques
Frontispiece
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CALLOT, Jacques
Frontispiece
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CALLOT, Jacques
Gian Fritello and Ciurlo
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CALLOT, Jacques
Guatsetto and Mestolino
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CALLOT, Jacques
Pasquariello Truonno and Meo Squaguava
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CALLOT, Jacques
Pillage of a farm (Le pillage d'une ferme)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Plundering and burning a village (Pillage et incendie d'un village)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Pullicinello and Sig. Lucretia
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CALLOT, Jacques
Razullo and Cucurucu
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CALLOT, Jacques
Recruitment of troops (L'enrôlement des troupes)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Riciulina and Metzetin
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CALLOT, Jacques
Scapino and Cap. Zerbino
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CALLOT, Jacques
Scaramucia and Fricasso
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CALLOT, Jacques
Scene of pillage (La maraude)
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CALLOT, Jacques
Sig. Lucia and Trastullo
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CALLOT, Jacques
Smaraolo Cornuto and Ratsa di Boio
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CALLOT, Jacques
Taglia Cantoni and Fracasso
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CALLOT, Jacques
The battle (La Bataille)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The culprits discovered (Découverte des malfaiteurs)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The firing squad (L'arquebusade)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The hanging (La pendaison)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The hospital (L'Hopital)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The peasants avenge themselves (Le revanche des paysans)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The stake (Le Bûcher)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The strappado (L'estrapade)
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CALLOT, Jacques
The wheel (La roue)
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CAMACHO, Jorge
Plate 7
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CAMPAGNOLA, after Domenico
Landscape with a couple gathering fruit
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CAMPIGLIA, after Giovanni Domenico
Portrait of the artist G.B. Castiglione (Il Grechetto)
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Canal, called CANALETTO, Antonio
The portico with a lantern
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Canal, called CANALETTO, Antonio
The tower of Marghera
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Canal, called CANALETTO, Antonio
View of a town on a river bank
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CARLONE, Carlo
St. Charles Borromaeus administering communion to the plague-stricken
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CARPIONI, Giulio
St Anthony of Padua
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CARPIONI, Giulio
The penitent Magdalen
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CARRACCI, after Annibale
An onion merchant
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CARRACCI, after Annibale
The street bricklayer
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CARRACCI, Agostino
Fan or A headpiece in the form of a fan
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CARRACCI, Agostino
Aeneas and his family fleeing Troy
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CARRACCI, Agostino
Apollo and the Python
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CARRACCI, Agostino
The Transfiguration
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CARRACCI, Annibale
The Drunken Silenus (The Tazza Farnese)
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CARRACCI, Annibale
Venus and a satyr
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CASSATT, Mary
Margot wearing a large bonnet, seated in an armchair
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CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
Circe with companions of Ulysses changed into animals
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CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
Head of a young man in a feathered hat (so-called Self-portrait of Castiglione)
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CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
Man holding a large banderole
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CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
The Nativity with God the Father and angels
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CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
The philosopher Diogenes searching for an honest man
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CEZANNE, Paul
The bathers (large plate)
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CHAGALL, Marc
The Ebony Horse
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CHIA, Sandro
A-5 (Madonna)
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CHOUBARD
Nouvelle Hollande Kangaroo a bandes (Striped kangaroo, New Holland)
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CHOUBARD
Nouvelle Hollande: Le Wombat (King Island wombat, New Holland)
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CHOUBARD
Nouvelle Hollande (New Holland)
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CHOUBRAC, Alfred
Le Jal, Les Ambassadeurs
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COLOMBO, Aurelio
The Massacre of the Innocents
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CONDER, Charles
Fantaise Espagnole [Spanish fantasy]
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CONSTABLE, after John
A lock on the Stour, Suffolk
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CONSTABLE, after John
A Summerland
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CONSTABLE, after John
Hadleigh Castle near the Nore
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CONSTABLE, after John
Weymouth Bay, Dortshire
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CORIOLANO, Bartolomeo
An allegory of a Thesis
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COROT, Jean-Baptiste Camille
Souvenir of Italy
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CORREGGIO, after Antonio
An apostle accompanied by six angels
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CORREGGIO, after Antonio
An apostle and four angels
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CORT, Cornelis
Justice rewarding the worthy
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COTES, after Francis
Mary, Lady Boynton
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CRANACH the Elder, Lucas
The third tournament
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CROME, John
Composition - a sandy road through woodland
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CROME, John
Mousehold Heath
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CRUICKSHANK, Isaac
He would be a soldier, or the history of John Bulls war like expedition
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CRUICKSHANK, Isaac
The dwarf and the giant or, the strong lad of Brighton taking off the Princes chum!!!!
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CRUICKSHANK, Isaac
A German howl or the emigrant princes bemoaning the loss of their dearest friend
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CRUICKSHANK, Isaac
A visit to the farm-house
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CRUICKSHANK, Isaac Robert
Dandies at tea
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CUITT the Younger, George
Kirkstall Abbey, West Entrance, Yorkshire
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da BRESCIA, Giovanni Antonio
Hercules and Antaeus
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da BRESCIA, Giovanni Antonio
Woman watering a plant (Grammar)
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da CARAVAGGIO, after Polidoro
Abraham and Isaac
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da CARAVAGGIO, after Polidoro
Autumn? or Perseus in the Garden of the Hesperides (part II)
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da CARAVAGGIO, after Polidoro
The Deluge
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da CARPI, after Ugo
Raphael and his mistress
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da CARPI, Ugo
Venus with Amorini chasing a hare
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da CARPI, Ugo
Hercules chasing Avarice from the Temple of the Muses
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da RAVENNA, after Marco
The Massacre of the Innocents
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da REGGIO, after Raffaellino
The Holy Spirit
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da REGGIO, after Raffaellino
The Saviour Ascending
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DALZIEL BROTHERS
The summer snow
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DANCE, George
Neithe war nor peace
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DAUMIER, Honoré
And yet it could even be my wife going... (V'là pourtant ma femme qui s'en va....)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
At the Circus (Au Cirque)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Get out! (Bajazet) (Sortez! (Bajazet!))
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DAUMIER, Honoré
He must die!... (Les Horaces) (Qu'il mourut !...(Les Horaces))
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DAUMIER, Honoré
How one passes the evenings in China (Comment on passe ses soirées en Chine)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
I thought her better than that..(J'la croyais mieux qu'ça..)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Lower the curtain, the farce is ended (Baissez le rideau, la farce est jouée)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Meeting an old acquaintance one would rather not know (Recontre d'une ancienne connaissance ...)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
My wife told me: wait five minutes for me ...(Ma femme m'a dit: Attends moi cinq minutes...)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Second session (Deuxième Séance)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Shows in Peking (Les spectacles à Pékin)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Sir, you who are so good...(Monsieur, vous qui êtes si bon...)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Slatterns of posters! (Gueuses d'affiches!)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
That's the Public Prosecutor saying very unpleasant things to you...(Voilà le minietère public qui vous dit des choses très désagréables....)...)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
They make the poor public swallow it! (En fait-on avaler a ce pauvre public!)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Thursday (Le Jeudi)
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DAUMIER, Honoré
Times are difficult ... (Les Temps sont durs...)
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de PASSE, Magdalena
Mountainous landscape with travellers
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de Sacchis, called PORDENONE, after Giovanni Antonio
Saturn
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de SANCTIS, Orazio
Christ and Mary Magdalene
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de SANCTIS, Orazio
The descent from the cross
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dei MUSI, also known as Agostino Veneziano, Agostino
The Nativity
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DELACROIX, Eugène
Wild horse
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della BELLA, Stefano
A child teaching a dog to sit
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della BELLA, Stefano
Black cavalier
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della BELLA, Stefano
Child carrying a puppy on his left shoulder
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633
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della BELLA, Stefano
Four Turks wearing turbans
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della BELLA, Stefano
Hungarian cavalier
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della BELLA, Stefano
Nude study of a youth with hands joined
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della BELLA, Stefano
Polish cavalier
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della BELLA, Stefano
Polish hussar with wings
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DENTE, after Marco
The Massacre of the Innocents
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DIAMANTINI, Giuseppe
Bacchus, Ceres and Venus
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DIEN, Claude-Marie-François
Terre de Diémen: Armes et Ornamens
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DIGHTON, after Robert
A fleet of transports under convoy
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DIXON, John
Susannah Jane Davidson
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DORÉ, Gustave
The Neophyte (Le Néophyte)
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DUGHET, Gaspard
River landscape with bridge and fisherman
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Adoration of the Magi
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Annunciation
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The betrothal of the Virgin
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Birth of the Virgin
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Glorification of the Virgin
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Virgin with angels
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DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Visitation
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Christ crowned with thorns
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Ecce Homo (Christ presented to the people)
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Knight, death and devil
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Landscape with cannon
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Madonna with the swaddled infant
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Melencolia I
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Nemesis
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Pilate washing his hands
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DÜRER, Albrecht
St Christopher facing right
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DÜRER, Albrecht
St Jerome in his study
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DÜRER, Albrecht
St John devouring the book
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DÜRER, Albrecht
St Michael fighting the dragon
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The abduction of Proserpine on a unicorn
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The bearing of the Cross
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The Betrayal of Christ
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The circumcision of Christ
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The Death of the Virgin
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The flagellation
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The Flight into Egypt
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The four horsemen of the Apocalypse
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The glorification of the Virgin
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The harrowing of Hell (Christ in Limbo)
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The Holy Family in Egypt
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DÜRER, Albrecht
The prodigal son amid the swine
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Three peasants in conversation
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Young couple threatened by death (The promenade)
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EARLOM, Richard
The breakfast scene
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EARLOM, Richard
The death of the Countess
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EARLOM, Richard
Pastoral
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EARLOM, Richard
The Lord appearing to Moses in a burning bush
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EASLING, J. C.
The Mildmay sea-piece
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ELSHEIMER, after Adam
Landscape at dawn, Aurora
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ELSHEIMER, after Adam
The flight into Egypt
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ERNST, Max
Plate 14
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FAITHORNE THE YOUNGER, after William
John Sturt, engraver
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FALDONI, Gianantonio
The Holy Family
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FANTIN-LATOUR, Henri
Parsifal et les filles-fleurs
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FANTIN-LATOUR, Henri
The finale of Rheingold
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FARINATI, Paolo
Venus and Cupid
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FLIGHT, Claude
Brooklands
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FLIGHT, Claude
Swingboats
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FLINDERS, Matthew
General chart of Terra Australis and Neighbouring lands from latitude 7° to 44½° south, and longitude 102° to 165°east
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FORTIER, Claude-Francois
Nouvelle Hollande: Terre Napoleon
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FOSSATI, Davide Antonio
Venetian landscape
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FRANCO, called Il Semolei, Giovanni Battista
The Philistines place the Ark of the Covenant in the Temple of Dragon
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FRANCO, called Il Semolei, Giovanni Battista
The Deluge
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FRANCO, Giacomo
Tutelary Goddess of Rome
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FREUD, Lucian
Woman sleeping
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FRISIUS, Simon
Jacob Binck
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GAUGUIN, Paul
Human sorrow
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GAUGUIN, Paul
Noa Noa (Fragrant scent)
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GHISI, Giorgio
The Delphic Sibyl
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GHISI, Giorgio
The Prophet Jeremiah
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GHISI, Giorgio
Allegorical figure holding a sphere
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GHISI, Giorgio
The Death of Procris
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GIAMPICCOLI, Giuliano
A scholar with a picture of a mythical being instructing the animals
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GIBBINGS, Robert
Untitled
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GIBBINGS, Robert
Untitled
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GILL, Eric
Mother and Child
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GILL, Eric
The Harem
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GILLRAY, after James
French invasion -or- Buonaparte landing in Great Britain
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GILLRAY, after James
Destruction of the French Gun-Boats - or - Little Boney his Friend Talley in high glee.
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GILLRAY, after James
John Bull and the alarmist
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GILLRAY, after James
Harmony before matrimony
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GOLTZIUS, Hendrick
Landscape with a farmhouse
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GOLTZIUS, Hendrick
The great standard-bearer
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GONZÁLEZ-TORRES, Fèlix
Untitled (Death by gun)
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GOUDT, Hendrik
Landscape at dawn, Aurora
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GOUDT, Hendrik
The flight into Egypt
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GOYA, Francisco
Appeals are in vain
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GOYA, Francisco
Barbarians!
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GOYA, Francisco
Be quick, they are waking up
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GOYA, Francisco
Because she was susceptible
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GOYA, Francisco
Bitter to be present
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GOYA, Francisco
Blow
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GOYA, Francisco
Bravissimo!
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GOYA, Francisco
Bury them and keep quiet
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GOYA, Francisco
Can't anyone untie (annul) us?
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GOYA, Francisco
Carnival folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Cartloads to the cemetery
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GOYA, Francisco
Charity
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GOYA, Francisco
Charlatans' Show
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GOYA, Francisco
Clear folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Correction
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GOYA, Francisco
Cruel tale of woe!
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GOYA, Francisco
Devout profession
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GOYA, Francisco
Disorderly folly or Matrimonial folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Don't scream, stupid
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GOYA, Francisco
Even thus he cannot make her out
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GOYA, Francisco
Even worse
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GOYA, Francisco
Everything is topsy-turvy
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GOYA, Francisco
Feline pantomime
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GOYA, Francisco
Feminine folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Flying folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Folly of fear
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GOYA, Francisco
Francisco Goya y Lucientes, painter
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GOYA, Francisco
Funereal folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Furious folly
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GOYA, Francisco
General folly
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GOYA, Francisco
God forgive her: and it was her mother
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GOYA, Francisco
Harvest of the dead.
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GOYA, Francisco
He defends himself well.
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GOYA, Francisco
He deserved it
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GOYA, Francisco
He gets something out of it
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GOYA, Francisco
Here comes the bogey-man
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GOYA, Francisco
Hobgoblins
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GOYA, Francisco
How they pluck her!
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GOYA, Francisco
Hush
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GOYA, Francisco
I saw it
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GOYA, Francisco
It always happens
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GOYA, Francisco
It is better to be lazy
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GOYA, Francisco
It is nicely stretched
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GOYA, Francisco
It is time
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GOYA, Francisco
It is time
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GOYA, Francisco
It serves you right
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GOYA, Francisco
It will be the same
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GOYA, Francisco
It's a hard step!
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GOYA, Francisco
It's no use crying out
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GOYA, Francisco
Lads making ready
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GOYA, Francisco
Look how solemn they are!
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GOYA, Francisco
Love and death
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GOYA, Francisco
Loyalty
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GOYA, Francisco
May the cord break
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GOYA, Francisco
Merry folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Might not the pupil know more?
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GOYA, Francisco
Nanny's boy
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GOYA, Francisco
Neither do these
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GOYA, Francisco
Neither do they
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GOYA, Francisco
Neither more nor less
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GOYA, Francisco
No one has seen us
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GOYA, Francisco
Nobody knows himself
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GOYA, Francisco
Nor this time
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GOYA, Francisco
Nothing could be done about it
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GOYA, Francisco
Nothing. The event will tell.
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GOYA, Francisco
Of what ill will he die?
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GOYA, Francisco
On account of a knife
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GOYA, Francisco
One can't look
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GOYA, Francisco
One can't tell why
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GOYA, Francisco
Out hunting for teeth
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GOYA, Francisco
Perhaps they are of another breed
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GOYA, Francisco
Poor folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Poor little girls!
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GOYA, Francisco
Rabble
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GOYA, Francisco
Ravages of war
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GOYA, Francisco
Ridiculous folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Rightly or wrongly
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GOYA, Francisco
Sad forebodings of what is going to happen
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GOYA, Francisco
She fleeces him
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GOYA, Francisco
She prays for her
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GOYA, Francisco
Simpleton
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GOYA, Francisco
Sleep overcomes them
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GOYA, Francisco
Strange devotion!
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GOYA, Francisco
Swallow it, dog
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GOYA, Francisco
Take care of them, and on to the next
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GOYA, Francisco
Tantalus
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GOYA, Francisco
Thanks to the millet
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GOYA, Francisco
That certainly is being able to read
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GOYA, Francisco
That is the worst of it!
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GOYA, Francisco
That's tough!
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GOYA, Francisco
The beds of death
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GOYA, Francisco
The carnivorous vulture
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GOYA, Francisco
The Chinchillas
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GOYA, Francisco
The consequences.
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GOYA, Francisco
The filiation
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GOYA, Francisco
The healthy and the sick
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GOYA, Francisco
The horse-abductor
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GOYA, Francisco
The men in sacks
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GOYA, Francisco
The moors settled in Spain, giving up the superstitions of the Koran, adopted this art of hunting, and spear a bull in the open
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GOYA, Francisco
The same
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GOYA, Francisco
The same elsewhere
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GOYA, Francisco
The shamefaced one
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GOYA, Francisco
The sleep of reason produces monsters
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GOYA, Francisco
The women give courgage
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GOYA, Francisco
The worst is to beg
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GOYA, Francisco
There is no one to help them.
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GOYA, Francisco
There is plenty to suck
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GOYA, Francisco
There isn't time now
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GOYA, Francisco
There they go plucked (ie fleeced)
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GOYA, Francisco
There was nothing to be done and he died
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GOYA, Francisco
These too
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GOYA, Francisco
They are hot
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GOYA, Francisco
They can still be of use
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GOYA, Francisco
They carried her off !
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GOYA, Francisco
They do not agree
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GOYA, Francisco
They do not arrive in time
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GOYA, Francisco
They do not know the way
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GOYA, Francisco
They don't like it
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GOYA, Francisco
They escape through the flames
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GOYA, Francisco
They have flown
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GOYA, Francisco
They loose dogs on the bull
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GOYA, Francisco
They make use of them
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GOYA, Francisco
They say yes and give their hand to the first comer
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GOYA, Francisco
They spin finely
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GOYA, Francisco
They've already got a seat
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GOYA, Francisco
This is bad
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GOYA, Francisco
This is how it happened
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GOYA, Francisco
This is not less so
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GOYA, Francisco
This is what you were born for
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GOYA, Francisco
This is worse
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GOYA, Francisco
This too
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GOYA, Francisco
Those specks of dust
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GOYA, Francisco
To rise and to fail
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GOYA, Francisco
To the cemetery
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GOYA, Francisco
To the Count Palatine or Count of the Palate
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GOYA, Francisco
Trials
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GOYA, Francisco
Triple folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Truth has died
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GOYA, Francisco
Two of a kind
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GOYA, Francisco
Unhappy mother!
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GOYA, Francisco
Wait till you've been anointed
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GOYA, Francisco
Well-known folly
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GOYA, Francisco
What a golden beak!
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GOYA, Francisco
What a sacrifice!
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GOYA, Francisco
What a tailor can do!
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GOYA, Francisco
What courage !
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GOYA, Francisco
What is this hubbub?
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GOYA, Francisco
What madness!
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GOYA, Francisco
What more can be done?
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GOYA, Francisco
What one does to another
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GOYA, Francisco
What's the use of a bowl?
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GOYA, Francisco
When day breaks we will be off
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GOYA, Francisco
Where is mother going?
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GOYA, Francisco
Which of them is the more overcome?
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GOYA, Francisco
Who would have thought it!
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GOYA, Francisco
Why?
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GOYA, Francisco
Why hide them?
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GOYA, Francisco
Will she rise again?
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GOYA, Francisco
Wonderful advice
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GOYA, Francisco
Yes he broke the pot
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GOYA, Francisco
You understand?... well, as I say... eh! Look out! otherwise...
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GOYA, Francisco
You who cannot
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GOYA, Francisco
You will not escape
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GOYA, Francisco
Animal folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Fools' - or little bulls' - folly
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GOYA, Francisco
Punctual folly
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GOYA, Francisco
A bad night
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GOYA, Francisco
A gift for the master
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GOYA, Francisco
A way of flying
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GOYA, Francisco
A Woman's Charity
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GOYA, Francisco
Against the common good
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GOYA, Francisco
All will fall
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GOYA, Francisco
An heroic feat! With dead men!
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GOYA, Francisco
And his house is on fire
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GOYA, Francisco
And so was his grandfather
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GOYA, Francisco
And still they don't go!
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GOYA, Francisco
And there's no help for it
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GOYA, Francisco
And they are like wild beasts
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GOYA, Francisco
And this too
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GRECO, Emilio
Guiliana
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GREGORI, Carlo
Portrait of the artist G.B. Castiglione (Il Grechetto)
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GRIMALDI, Giovanni Francesco
Landscape with figures at the right
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GRIMALDI, Giovanni Francesco
The colossal busts
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GROSZ, George
Serenade (Ständchen)
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HADEN, Francis Seymour
Kilgaren Castle
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HADEN, Francis Seymour
Windmill Hill, no. 1
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HALL, Edna Clark
Illustration to Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights"
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HENDRICX, Gillis
Diana and her nymphs returning from the chase
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HERMES, Gertrude
The warrior's tomb
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HOCKNEY, David
Two apples & one lemon & four flowers
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HOGARTH, after William
The breakfast scene
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HOGARTH, after William
The death of the Countess
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HOGARTH, William
Apprehended by a magistrate
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HOGARTH, William
Scene in Bridewell
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HOGARTH, William
She expires, while the doctors are quarrelling
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HOGARTH, William
The arrival in London
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HOGARTH, William
The funeral
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HOGARTH, William
The quarrel with her Jew protector
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HOLLAR, Wenceslaus
Antwerp Cathedral
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HONDIUS I the elder, Hendrik
Lucas van Leyden
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HUGHES-STANTON, Blair
The hand
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HUGHES-STANTON, Blair
The rock
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HUGHES-STANTON, Blair
The war
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HUMPHREY, William
John Sturt, engraver
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IMMENDORFF, Jörg
Kein Licht für wen?
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IMMENDORFF, Jörg
We are coming
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JOHN, Augustus
A nude girl with an urn
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JOHN, Augustus
A young woman musing
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JOHN, Augustus
Portrait of the artist in a hat
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JOHN, Augustus
Tête farouche (Fierce head, self-portrait)
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JONGKIND, Johan Barthold
Canal in Holland, near Rotterdam (winter)
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JONGKIND, Johan Barthold
Houses along the canal bank
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KANDINSKY, Wassily
Black spot
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KANDINSKY, Wassily
Lithographie No. III
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KANDINSKY, Wassily
Three riders in red, blue and black
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KANDINSKY, Wassily
Variation based on Improvisation No. 21
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KLINGER, Max
Moonlight night (Moodnacht)
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KLINGER, Max
Simplicius in the forest-wilderness (Simplicius in der Wald-Einöde)
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KNELLER, after Godfrey
Grinlin Gibbons
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KNELLER, after Godfrey
The Countess of Ranelagh
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KNELLER, after Godfrey
William, Duke of Gloucester
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KOLLWITZ, Käthe
Sharpening the scyth (Beim Dengeln)
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KRUG, Ludwig
Two nude women with a skull and an hourglass
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LANG, Nikolaus
Varrioota's Daydreams after his Escape near Aroona Homestead (from Imaginary Figurations no. 13)
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LEGROS, Alphonse
Le Grand Espagnol (Vieillard)
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LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande: Terre Napoleon
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LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Terre de Diémen: Armes et Ornamens
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LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande Kangaroo a bandes (Striped kangaroo, New Holland)
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LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande: Le Wombat (King Island wombat, New Holland)
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LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande (New Holland)
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LIENARD, Francois
Animal folly
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LIENARD, Francois
Fools' - or little bulls' - folly
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LIENARD, Francois
Punctual folly
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Lorrain, after CLAUDE
Pastoral
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Lorrain, after CLAUDE
The Lord appearing to Moses in a burning bush
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LORRAIN, Claude
Le Campo Vaccino (The Roman Forum)
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LORRAIN, Claude
Shepherd and shepherdess conversing in a landscape
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LUCAS, David
A lock on the Stour, Suffolk
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LUCAS, David
A Summerland
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LUCAS, David
Hadleigh Castle near the Nore
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LUCAS, David
Weymouth Bay, Dortshire
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MANET, Édouard
Lola de Valence
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MANTEGNA, after Andrea
Hercules and Antaeus
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MANTEGNA, Andrea
The entombment
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MANTEGNA, Andrea
The entombment
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MARTIN, John
Raphael conversing with Adam and Eve
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MASSON, André
Plate 2
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Master MZ (Matthäus Zaisinger?)
Aristotle and Phyllis
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Master of the Die
Sacrifice of Priapus
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Master of the Die
Neighbouring river-gods consoling Peneus on the loss of his daughter
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Mazzola, called PARMIGIANINO, after Girolamo Francesco
The surprise
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Mazzola, called PARMIGIANINO, after Girolamo Francesco
The entombment
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McARDELL, James
Anne Day
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MENPES, Mortimer
A back canal, Osaka
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MENPES, Mortimer
A back canal, Osaka
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MENPES, Mortimer
A bridge at Srinagar
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MENPES, Mortimer
A cloisonné worker
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MENPES, Mortimer
A cloisonné worker
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MENPES, Mortimer
A giant oak
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MENPES, Mortimer
A river scene, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
A river scene, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
A tea house, Shanghai
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MENPES, Mortimer
A tranquil waterway, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
A village woman, China
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MENPES, Mortimer
An iris garden Tokyo
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MENPES, Mortimer
At Jeypore
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MENPES, Mortimer
Barges on the Thames
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MENPES, Mortimer
Breton interior, Pont Aven
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MENPES, Mortimer
Bronze workers, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
Canton
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MENPES, Mortimer
Constance Collier
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MENPES, Mortimer
Cottage, West Hendred
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MENPES, Mortimer
D. G. Rossetti
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MENPES, Mortimer
Duke of York steps and St Pauls
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MENPES, Mortimer
G.F. Watts
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MENPES, Mortimer
Goring
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MENPES, Mortimer
Hammersmith
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MENPES, Mortimer
(Hanging out the washing)
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MENPES, Mortimer
Hay barges
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MENPES, Mortimer
Henry Irving
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MENPES, Mortimer
Horsemen on a bridge, Srinagar
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MENPES, Mortimer
(Houses by a canal)
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MENPES, Mortimer
Ice Ship
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MENPES, Mortimer
In the city of Jeypore
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MENPES, Mortimer
Indian standard bearer
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MENPES, Mortimer
Jaipur: midday sun
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MENPES, Mortimer
Jeypore
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MENPES, Mortimer
Jeypore
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MENPES, Mortimer
Knitting, Brittany
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MENPES, Mortimer
Leading to the temple
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MENPES, Mortimer
Loading a junk, Hong Kong
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MENPES, Mortimer
(Mealtime, Japan)
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MENPES, Mortimer
Mona Lisa
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MENPES, Mortimer
Monocle right eye, portrait of J.M. Whistler
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MENPES, Mortimer
(Moorish Khadirs)
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MENPES, Mortimer
Mrs Brown Potter
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MENPES, Mortimer
Muttra
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MENPES, Mortimer
Nagasaki: upstream from harbour
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MENPES, Mortimer
Near Limehouse
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MENPES, Mortimer
Near London Bridge
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MENPES, Mortimer
On the Lagoon
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MENPES, Mortimer
Osaka
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MENPES, Mortimer
Osaka, a bridge
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MENPES, Mortimer
Osaka, landing stage on the river
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MENPES, Mortimer
Pardon of Tremlo
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MENPES, Mortimer
Paul's Wharf
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MENPES, Mortimer
Picnicking, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
Rich only in colour
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MENPES, Mortimer
Richmond Park
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MENPES, Mortimer
Rome
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MENPES, Mortimer
Rouen
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MENPES, Mortimer
Scene at Tangiers
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MENPES, Mortimer
Scutari
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MENPES, Mortimer
Self portrait
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MENPES, Mortimer
Shot Tower
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MENPES, Mortimer
South side of the Thames between Waterloo and Blackfriars Bridges
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MENPES, Mortimer
Srinagar
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MENPES, Mortimer
Srinagar, river
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MENPES, Mortimer
Srinagar: river front
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MENPES, Mortimer
Stall under a tree, Jeypore
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MENPES, Mortimer
Street scene, Jeypore
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MENPES, Mortimer
Sun and shade (India)
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MENPES, Mortimer
Sunshine and shadow
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MENPES, Mortimer
The carpenter
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MENPES, Mortimer
(The cradle, Brittany)
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MENPES, Mortimer
The end of the festival, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
The Lido
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MENPES, Mortimer
The light of the lamp
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MENPES, Mortimer
The pulse of life beats faintly
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MENPES, Mortimer
The river pilgrims (Cashmere)
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MENPES, Mortimer
The Venice of Japan (2)
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MENPES, Mortimer
Three sailing boats
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MENPES, Mortimer
Under the bridge, Japan
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MENPES, Mortimer
View in the Pool
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MENPES, Mortimer
View of the South Bank near London Bridge
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MENPES, Mortimer
View showing St. Paul's in the background
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MENPES, Mortimer
Waterside, teahouse
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MENPES, Mortimer
Westminster
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MENPES, Mortimer
Wharf scene
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MENPES, Mortimer
Wiser than the wise
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MENPES, Mortimer
Workers in silver and gold
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MENPES, Mortimer
Young bronze workers
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MERYON, Charles
The vampire (Le Stryge)
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MICHELANGELO, after Buonarroti
The Delphic Sibyl
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MICHELANGELO, after Buonarroti
The Prophet Jeremiah
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MICHELANGELO, after Buonarroti
Last Judgement
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MITELLI, Giuseppe Maria
Miser
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MITELLI, Giuseppe Maria
Priest of Idols and Death
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MITELLI, Giuseppe Maria
An onion merchant
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MITELLI, Giuseppe Maria
The street bricklayer
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MONTI, Antonio Maria
Landscape with a square tower and a round tower
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MONTI, Antonio Maria
Rocky landscape with a distant city
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MOTHERWELL, Robert
Untitled
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MUNCH, Edvard
Mourning visit
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MUNCH, Edvard
Self portrait
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NASH, Paul
Abstract 2
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NASH, Paul
Rufus Clay, the Foreigner
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NASH, Paul
Vegetation
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NEEFFS, Jacques
Frans Snyders
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NELLI, Niccolo
Tree of the Ottoman Sultans
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NEVINSON, C. R. W.
Ebb tide, Rye
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NOLDE, Emil
Young priest
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 1
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 2
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 3
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 4
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 5
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 6
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 7
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 8
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 9
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 10
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 11
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 12
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OFILI, Chris
Plate 13
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PALMA, after IL GIOVANE
Tutelary Goddess of Rome
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PALMER, Samuel
Opening the fold, or Early morning
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PALMER, Samuel
The rising moon
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PELLEGRINI, after Domenico (TIBALDI)
The Transfiguration
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PERELLE, Gabriel
Village scene (Autumn)
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PERUZZI, after Baldassarre
Hercules chasing Avarice from the Temple of the Muses
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PERUZZI, after Baldassarre
Neighbouring river-gods consoling Peneus on the loss of his daughter
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PETIT, after Nicolas Martin
Nouvelle-Hollande: Y-Erran-Gou-La-Ga
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PETIT, after Nicolas Martin
Terre de Diemen: Ouriaga
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PIAZZETTA, after Giovanni Battista
God the Father
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PIAZZETTA, after Giovanni Battista
God the Father
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PIAZZETTA, after Giovanni Battista
Portrait of the Poet and Lawyer Carlo Goldoni
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PIAZZETTA, after Giovanni Battista
St. Andrew
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PIAZZETTA, after Giovanni Battista
St. Jacob
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PIAZZETTA, after Giovanni Battista
St. Paul
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PICASSO, Pablo
Composed figure II (Figure composée II)
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PICASSO, Pablo
Large head of Jacqueline wearing a hat
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
Cross-section of Hadrian's Mausoleum (left)
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
Prisoners on a projecting platform
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
Remains of the Aqueduct of Nero ...
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
Staircase with trophies
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The arch with a shell ornament
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The drawbridge
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The giant wheel
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The Gothic arch
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The grand piazza
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The lion bas-reliefs
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The man on the rack
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The pier with a lamp
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The pier with chains
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The round tower
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The sawhorse
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The skeletons
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The smoking fire
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
The well
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
Title plate
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
View of the Arch of Constantine and the Flavian Amphitheatre, called the Colosseum
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
View of the Arch of Septimus Severus
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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista
View of the Flavian Amphitheatre, called the Colosseum
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PISSARRO, Lucien
Ophelia
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PITTERI, Marco Alvise
God the Father
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PITTERI, Marco Alvise
God the Father
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PITTERI, Marco Alvise
Portrait of the Poet and Lawyer Carlo Goldoni
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PITTERI, Marco Alvise
St. Andrew
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PITTERI, Marco Alvise
St. Jacob
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PITTERI, Marco Alvise
St. Paul
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PLEYDENWURFF and workshop, Wilhelm
Salzburg
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PLEYDENWURFF and workshop, Wilhelm
The Antichrist
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PODESTÀ, Giovanni Andrea
Allegory of the Arts
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PYE, John
View of Sir Edward Pellews Group - Gulf of Carpentaria
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RAIMONDI, after Marcantonio
Woman watering a plant (Grammar)
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RAIMONDI, after Marcantonio
The Sibyl of Tibur and the Sibyl of Cusana
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RAIMONDI, after Marcantonio
Bacchanale
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RAIMONDI, after Marcantonio
The Massacre of the Innocents
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
Mars, Venus and Cupid
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
Faun playing with a child
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
Martyrdom of St Cecilia
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
Poetry
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The Adoration of the Magi
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The Annunciation
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The betrothal of the Virgin
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The Birth of the Virgin
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The Glorification of the Virgin
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The Virgin with angels
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The Visitation
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RAIMONDI, Marcantonio
The holy family with the young St John the Baptist, also known as ' Virgin with the long thigh'
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RAVERAT, Gwendolen
Bathsheba
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RAVERAT, Gwendolen
The duck pond
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RAVILIOUS, Eric
Windstorm
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RAY-JONES, Raymond
Lamplight
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READ, after Catherine
Catherine Macauley
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REDON, Odilon
Anthony: What is the object of all this? The Devil: There is no object
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
Abraham's sacrifice
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
Beggar in a high cap, standing and leaning on a stick
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
Saskia with pearls in her hair
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
St Jerome reading in an Italian landscape
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
The descent from the Cross by torchlight
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
The windmill
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REMBRANDT, Harmensz van Rijn
View of Amsterdam
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RENI, after Guido
An allegory of a Thesis
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REYNOLDS, after Joshua
Anne, Duchess of Cumberland
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REYNOLDS, after Joshua
Susannah Jane Davidson
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REYNOLDS, Joshua
Anne Day
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RIBERA, Jusepe
The poet
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RICCI, after Marco
Venetian landscape
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RICCI, after Sebastian
The Holy Family
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RICCI, Marco
Landscape with a hill-town and straining ox-cart
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ROBETTA, Cristofano
Adoration of the Magi
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ROBINSON, John Charles
October rain: Posuelos in the Guadarramas, near Madrid
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ROGER, Barthelemy
Nouvelle-Hollande: Y-Erran-Gou-La-Ga
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ROGER, Barthelemy
Terre de Diemen: Ouriaga
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ROMANO (studio), after Giulio
The battle of the Milvian bridge from the sala di Constantino
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ROMANO, after Giulio
Horatius Cocles saving himself in battle
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ROMANO, after Giulio
Latona giving birth to Apollo and Diana
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ROMANO, after Giulio
The Nativity
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ROMANO, after Giulio
Allegorical figure holding a sphere
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ROMANO, after Giulio
The Death of Procris
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ROMANO, after Giulio
The holy family with the young St John the Baptist, also known as ' Virgin with the long thigh'
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ROSA, Salvator
Albert, companion to St William, tied to a tree
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ROSA, Salvator
Alexander in the studio of Apelles
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ROSA, Salvator
Diogenes and Alexander
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ROSA, Salvator
Diogenes casting away his bowl
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ROSA, Salvator
Glaucus and Scylla
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ROSA, Salvator
Glaucus and Scylla
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ROSA, Salvator
Two soldiers, one pointing towards the left, the one below holding a shield
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ROTA, Martino
The Martyrdom of St. Peter of the Order of the Preaching Friars
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ROUAULT, Georges
Tomorrow will be fair, said the castaway
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ROUSSEL, Theodore
Battersea from Chelsea
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ROWLANDSON, attributed to Thomas
Come live with me and be my love
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ROWLANDSON, attributed to Thomas
Snips
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ROWLANDSON, Thomas
Sergent Recruteur
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ROWLANDSON, Thomas
The Grand Monarck discovered in a pot de chambre
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ROWLANDSON, Thomas
Miseries of human life
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RUBENS, after Peter Paul
Spanish landscape with a goatherd
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RUBENS, after Peter Paul
Diana and her nymphs returning from the chase
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RUBENS, after Peter Paul
Landscape with a peasant watering two horses
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RUBENS, Peter Paul
St Catherine of Alexandria
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SADELER II, Aegidius
Three hunters and two dogs near a pool
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SAVERY, after Roelandt
Three hunters and two dogs near a pool
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SCHIAVONE, Andrea
The homage of the young St. John
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SCOLARI, Giuseppe
Virgin lamentating the Dead Christ
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SCULTORI, Diana
Horatius Cocles saving himself in battle
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SCULTORI, Diana
Latona giving birth to Apollo and Diana
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SCULTORI, Diana
The Holy Spirit
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SCULTORI, Diana
The Saviour Ascending
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SICKERT, Walter
Jack ashore
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SICKERT, Walter
L'armoire à glace (The mirrored wardrobe)
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SICKERT, Walter
Little Sally Waters
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SICKERT, Walter
Maple Street
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SICKERT, Walter
Noctes Ambrosianae (Ambrosian nights)
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SICKERT, Walter
The hanging gardens
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SICKERT, Walter
The New Bedford
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SICKERT, Walter
Venice, the Lion of St Mark
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SIGNAC, Paul
Saint Tropez: the port
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SMITH, John
Grinlin Gibbons
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SMITH, John
The Countess of Ranelagh
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SMITH, John
William, Duke of Gloucester
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SMITH, Kiki
Spinster series II
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SMITH, Kiki
Spinster series V
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SPILSBURY, Jonathan
Catherine Macauley
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STARCKE, C M
French invasion -or- Buonaparte landing in Great Britain
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STRADANUS, after Joannes
A badger hunt
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STRAWBRIDGE, Allan
Nativity
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SUTHERLAND, Graham
Hanger Hill
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SUTHERLAND, Graham
Pecken Wood
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TÀPIES, Antoni
Clau 10
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TÀPIES, Antoni
Clau 12
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TEMPESTA, Antonio
Joshua ordering the sun to stand still
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TEMPESTA, Antonio
The defeat of the Ethiopians
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TESTA, after Pietro
King Midas
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TESTA, Giovanni Cesare
King Midas
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TESTA, Pietro
An allegory of painting
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TESTA, Pietro
The birth and infancy of Achilles
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TESTA, Pietro
The prodigal son among the swine
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TESTA, Pietro
The suicide of Cato
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TESTA, Pietro
The symposium
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TIEPOLO, Giambattista
A woman with her arms in chains and four other figures
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TIEPOLO, Giambattista
Punchinello gives counsel
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TIEPOLO, Giambattista
Seated woman, young soldier and Magnus
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TIEPOLO, Giambattista
The happy satyr and his family
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TIEPOLO, Giandomenico
Holy Family escorted by an angel
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TIEPOLO, Giandomenico
The triumph of Hercules
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TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, Henri de
Aristide Bruant
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TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, Henri de
Dress rehearsal at the Folies-Bergère, Emilenne d'Alençon and Mariquita
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TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, Henri de
The Englishman at the Moulin Rouge
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TURNER, J.M.W.
Berry Pomeroy Castle
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TURNER, J.M.W.
Mer de Glace
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TURNER, J.M.W.
The Source of the Arveron
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TURNER, J.M.W.
The Mildmay sea-piece
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UNKNOWN
Fountains and abnormal beings
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UNKNOWN
Black swans near Rottnest Island (Swartte Swaane drift op het Eyland Rottenest)
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UNKNOWN
St Cyriacus
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UNKNOWN
Opus Praxitelis Opus Fidiae
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UNKNOWN
Venus chastising Cupid
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UNKNOWN
Animals
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UNKNOWN
St Quentin
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UNKNOWN
The beheading of Saints Faith, Hope, Charity and Wisdom
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UNKNOWN engraver
A fleet of transports under convoy
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van de VELDE II, Jan
August
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van de VELDE II, Jan
March
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van de VELDE II, Jan
October
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van de VELDE II, Jan
Fire
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van de VELDE II, Jan
Water
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van de VELDE, Adriaen
Grazing cow with two sheep
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van de VELDE, Esaias
Farm to the right of a canal
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van der HEYDEN, Pieter
Gluttony (Gula)
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van der HEYDEN, Pieter
Pride (Superbia)
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van der HEYDEN, Pieter
Spring
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van der HEYDEN, Pieter
Summer
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van DOETECUM the Elder, Joannes
Landscape with hunters and falconers
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van DOETECUM, Lucas
Landscape with hunters and falconers
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VAN DYCK, Anthony
Frans Francken, the elder
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VAN DYCK, Anthony
Jan Snellinx
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VAN DYCK, Anthony
Frans Snyders
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van EVERDINGEN, Allart
The draughtsmen at the rock
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van LEYDEN, Lucas
The mocking of Christ
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van OSTADE, Adriaen
A baker sounding his horn
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van RUISDAEL, Jacob
A cottage on a hill
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van RUISDAEL, Jacob
The great beech, with two men and a dog
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van SWANEVELT, Herman
A group of trees
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van UDEN, Lucas
Landscape with a peasant watering two horses
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VANNI, after Giovanni Battista
An apostle accompanied by six angels
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VANNI, after Giovanni Battista
An apostle and four angels
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VICENTINO, attributed to Giuseppe Niccolò
The surprise
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VICENTINO, Giuseppe Niccolò
Hercules and the Nemean Lion
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VICENTINO, Giuseppe Niccolò
Saturn
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VICO, Enea
Bacchanale
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WALKER, Kara
Emancipation Approximation, scene #5
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WARHOL, Andy
Cream of mushroom soup
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WATERLOO, Anthonie
Three fishermen on a small bridge
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WATSON, James
Mary, Lady Boynton
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WATSON, James
Anne, Duchess of Cumberland
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WEBBER, after John
The death of Captain Cook
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WESTALL, after William
View of the north side of Kangaroo Island
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WESTALL, after William
View of Sir Edward Pellews Group - Gulf of Carpentaria
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WHISTLER, James McNeill
Nocturne: the river at Battersea
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WHITE, George
Allan Ramsay
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WIERIX II, Anton
A badger hunt
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WOLGEMUT, Michel
The dance of death
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WOLGEMUT, Michel
Salzburg
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WOLGEMUT, Michel
The Antichrist
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WOODWARD, George M.
Miseries of human life
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WOOLNOTH, William
View of the north side of Kangaroo Island
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ZANI, Pietro
The entombment
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ZUCCARO, after Federico
Justice rewarding the worthy
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