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18 paintings

  • Woman in a Tub
    Woman in a Tub
    Edgar Degas
    1886 · Hill-Stead Museum
  • Woman wiping her left foot
    Woman wiping her left foot
    Edgar Degas
    1886 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Youth Mourning
    Youth Mourning
    George Clausen
    1916 · Imperial War Museum London
  • Martyrdom of Saint Catherine
    Martyrdom of Saint Catherine
    Simon Vouet
    c. 1620 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg
  • Nude in the mirror
    Nude in the mirror
    Pierre Bonnard
    1910 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Old Man with Naked Woman on his Lap
    Old Man with Naked Woman on his Lap
    Edvard Munch
    1910s · Munch Museum
  • Female Nude from the Back
    Female Nude from the Back
    Max Slevogt
    1905 · Museum Kunstpalast
  • Woman drying her left arm
    Woman drying her left arm
    Edgar Degas
    1884 · São Paulo Museum of Art
  • A Classical Landscape with Women Bathing
    A Classical Landscape with Women Bathing
    Johannes van Haensbergen
    1662–1705 · National Trust
  • Study of a woman
    Study of a woman
    Jan Ciągliński
    c. 1910 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Fairy tale jewels
    Fairy tale jewels
    Kazimierz Stabrowski
    1923 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Ariel
    Ariel
    James McNeill Whistler
    c. 1880s–1884 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Nude in a Wood
    Nude in a Wood
    Henri Matisse
    1906 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Woman on Red Ground
    Woman on Red Ground
    Fernand Léger
    1927
  • Les deux figures (nus sur fond rouge)
    Les deux figures (nus sur fond rouge)
    Fernand Léger
    1923 · Kunstmuseum Basel
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