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  1. A Study 1 — Charles Frederick Goldie
  2. Te Aho. a noted Waikato warrior — Charles Frederick Goldie
  3. Te Hei Ngatiraukawa — Charles Frederick Goldie
  4. The Last of the Cannibals. Tumai Tawhiti — Charles Frederick Goldie
  5. A Noble Relic of a Noble Race — Charles Frederick Goldie
  6. Patara Te Tuhi — Charles Frederick Goldie
  7. Anaha Te Rahui — Charles Frederick Goldie
  8. Patara Te Tuhi. an old warrior — Charles Frederick Goldie

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  1. Touched by the hand of Time — Charles Frederick Goldie
  2. The Last of the Cannibals. Tumai Tawhiti — Charles Frederick Goldie
  3. Te Hau-Takiri Wharepapa — Charles Frederick Goldie
  4. Patara Te Tuhi — Charles Frederick Goldie
  5. Tamehana — Charles Frederick Goldie
  6. Te Hei Ngatiraukawa — Charles Frederick Goldie
  7. Anaha Te Rahui, the celebrated carver of Rotorua — Charles Frederick Goldie
  8. Anaha Te Rahui — Charles Frederick Goldie
  9. Study, Landscape 7 — Thomas Cole
  10. Patara Te Tuhi. an old warrior — Charles Frederick Goldie
  11. Te Aho. a noted Waikato warrior — Charles Frederick Goldie
  12. A Study 1 — Charles Frederick Goldie
  13. Study of Feet and Hands — Théodore Géricault, 1818
  14. A Noble Relic of a Noble Race — Charles Frederick Goldie
  15. Five Studies of Male Figure and two of His Right Hand and Arm (for “Madonna del Popolo”, Firenze, Galleria degli Uffizi) — Federico Fiori Barocci, 1579
  16. Study nuts — Fernand Léger, 1931

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  1. Study of hands (various studies) — Leonardo da Vinci
  2. Drapery Study. Study for Semiramis Building Babylon — Edgar Degas
  3. Study of a Head Looking Upward (recto) — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1504
  4. Study for the left hand of 'The Woman clothed with the Sun' — Benjamin West
  5. Figure studies — Leonardo da Vinci, 1505
  6. Garment study for a seated figure — Leonardo da Vinci, 1470
  7. Studies after the Model — jan andrea lievens jan lievens, 1660
  8. Study of a Woman Spinning and Five Studies of Hands — Jean-Antoine Watteau, 1700