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  1. The Last Judgment; The Virgin and Child with a Bishop-Saint and Saint Peter Martyr; The Crucifixion; The Glorification of Saint Thomas Aquinas; The Nativity — master of the dominican effigies, 1325
  2. The last judgement triptych — memling, hans, 1471
  3. The Virgin and Child with Saints Dominic and Aurea — Duccio di Buoninsegna, 1312
  4. Last Judgment Triptych (open) — memling, hans, 1467
  5. The Haywain Triptych (detail) — Hieronymus Bosch
  6. Virgin and Child with Saints — Ambrosius Benson, 1530
  7. Virgin and Child throned, Saint Roch, Saint Sebastian and angels — manner of angelo baschenis, 1495
  8. The Last Judgment (Triptych) — memling, hans, 1467
  9. Virgin in Glory with Saints — Giovanni Bellini, 1510
  10. The Fall of Phaeton — Hans von Aachen
  11. Glorification of Saint Faustinus and Saint Jovita and Two Unknown Saints — giambattista tiepolo, 1752
  12. Saint Anne with the Christ Child, the Virgin, and Saint John the Baptist — Hans Baldung, 1511
  13. CHALICE OF SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIS (detail) — memling, hans
  14. Risen Lord appears on the Lake of Galilee — Hans Leonhard Schäufelein
  15. LA SAINTE FAMILLE AVEC SAINTE ELISABETH ET LE PETIT SAINT JEAN — Simon Vouet
  16. Satan Smiting Job with Sore Boils — Sir William Blake Richmond, 1826
  17. The Torment of Saint Anthony — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1487
  18. St. George and the Dragon — Paolo Uccello, 1456
  19. LA VIERGE ET L'ENFANT ENTRE SAINT JACQUES ET SAINT DOMINIQUE PRESENTANT LES DONATEURS ET LEUR FAMILLE DIT LA VIERGE DE JACQUES FLOREINS — memling, hans
  20. Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine of Alexandria and Barbara — memling, hans, 1480
  21. The fall of Phaëton — Hans von Aachen
  22. Baptism of Christ - - — El Greco, 1614
  23. The Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ/The Virgin Adoring the Infant Christ with Saint John\n\nThe Virgin Reading to the Infant Christ (recto) — Vittore Carpaccio, 1490

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  1. Virgin with the Child and Four Saints — Rogier van der Weyden, 1450