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1. Ethel Waters, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After — Carl Van Vechten, 1983
2. Eslanda G. Robeson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After — Carl Van Vechten, 1983
3. Mahalia Jackson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After — Carl Van Vechten, 1983
4. Women Working in Wheat Field — vincent willem van gogh, 1890
5. Breton Women with Parasols — Émile Bernard
6. The Women of Algiers (detail) — Eugène Delacroix, 1834

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1. Eslanda G. Robeson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After — Carl Van Vechten, 1983
2. The Paisley Shawl — robert lillie
3. Two Women at a Window — Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, 1660
4. Portrait of Countess Héderváry — bertalan karlovszky, 1926
5. untitled (2780) — Edmund Dulac
6. Women at their toilette — Pablo Picasso, 1938
7. Mina Loy — Man Ray
8. Portrait of the Artist's Wife Asleep (Marie Guilloux) — Albert-Charles Lebourg
9. Magdalene — aurelie antoinette paschke, 1900
10. Women in the street — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
11. Portrait of M.F.Petrova-Vodkina — Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, 1913
12. The Women of Algiers (detail) — Eugène Delacroix, 1834
13. Young Women from the Village — Gustave Courbet, 1851
14. Two women on the beach — Pablo Picasso, 1956
15. Ethel Waters, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After — Carl Van Vechten, 1983
16. Breton Women with Parasols — Émile Bernard
17. Mahalia Jackson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After — Carl Van Vechten, 1983

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1. Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) — Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, 1888
2. Romola — Henry Wolf, 1897
3. Four Breton Women (also known as Breton Women Chatting) — Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, 1886
4. Unknown (24) — Raphael Kirchner
5. Women cooking, washing and reading to children, and studies of two women — Camille Pissarro
6. Three women (Rhythmical version) — Pablo Picasso, 1908