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39 paintings

  • The Light of the World
    The Light of the World
    William Holman Hunt
    1853 · Keble College
  • Passerelle d'Argenteuil
    Passerelle d'Argenteuil
    Alfred Sisley
    1872 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Nativity
    Nativity
    Maurice Denis
    1894 · Musée des Augustins
  • Nativity
    Nativity
    Attributed to Francesco Albani
    1600s · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • La Fusillade
    La Fusillade
    Lucas Velázquez
    1869 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • The Child Handel
    The Child Handel
    Margaret Dicksee
    1893 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • A Young Woman engaged at the Supper-table
    A Young Woman engaged at the Supper-table
    Gerrit Dou
    1657 · Städel Museum
  • Dreaming in a Church
    Dreaming in a Church
    Théodore Ralli
    1885
  • A Kiss in Cairo
    A Kiss in Cairo
    Théodore Ralli
    1880
  • Vanitas Still Life
    Vanitas Still Life
    B. Schaak
    1675–1700 · Rijksmuseum
  • Diogène demandant l'aumône aux statues
    Diogène demandant l'aumône aux statues
    Jean-Bernard Restout
    1765 · Musée des Augustins
  • Gripsholm's Castle, stairs in the Grip tower
    Gripsholm's Castle, stairs in the Grip tower
    Ferdinand Julius Fagerlin
    · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Symphonie des fromages en brie majeur
    Symphonie des fromages en brie majeur
    Marie-Jules Justin
    1880s · Musée de Soissons
  • Landscape with Saint Christopher
    Landscape with Saint Christopher
    Herri met de Bles
    1530s–1540s · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • The New Bonnet
    The New Bonnet
    Eastman Johnson
    1876 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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