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8 Items Found

Sir Peter Paul Rubens - Lion, c. 1612-1613

Sir Peter Paul Rubens
Lion, c. 1612-1613

Mark Rothko - Untitled, c. 1944

Mark Rothko
Untitled, c. 1944

Friedrich Sustris - Euterpe (Personification of Music), 1569/1573

Friedrich Sustris
Euterpe (Personification of Music), 1569/1573

Leonardo da Vinci - Grotesque Head of an Old Woman, 1489/1490

Leonardo da Vinci
Grotesque Head of an Old Woman, 1489/1490

Claude Lorrain - Landscape with Ruins, Pastoral Figures, and Trees, c. 1650

Claude Lorrain
Landscape with Ruins, Pastoral Figures, and Trees, c. 1650

Giorgio Vasari - Page from "Libro de' Disegni" (with drawings by Botticelli and Filippino Lippi), probably 1480-1504

Giorgio Vasari
Page from "Libro de' Disegni" (with drawings by Botticelli and Filippino Lippi), probably 1480-1504

Isack van Ostade - Workmen before an Inn, c. 1645

Isack van Ostade
Workmen before an Inn, c. 1645

Andrea Boscoli - God the Father in Glory (after Michelangelo)

Andrea Boscoli
God the Father in Glory (after Michelangelo)

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