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Jersey Raking (from Silhouettes)
Edmund Blampied
1950
Jersey Farmer (from Silhouettes)
Edmund Blampied
1950
Jersey Countryside (from Silhouettes)
Edmund Blampied
1950
House in Barbados
Emilio Sanchez
c. 1957
David and Abigail
Lucas Cranach, the Elder
no date
Head of a Man
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
1922
Illustration from "Klänge", Munich, 1912
Wassily Kandinsky
1912
Harvesting Fruit
Antonio Frasconi
1952
The Laocoön
Anonymous (Italian)
second quarter of the 16th century?
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Arthur Danto
c. 1950's?
Bêcheur au repos
Jean François Millet
1874
Chimneys
Emilio Sanchez
1956
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