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movement

1. Foliage, Flowers and Fruit of the South African Silver Tree — Marianne North, 1882
2. Corrupted oil jerry crude oil — Banksy
3. Gable 1778 Cape — jacobus hendrik pierneef, 1910

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tone

main color

1. A South African Speciality — Marianne North, 1882
2. Daphne Jackson (1936–1991) — jane allison, 2001
3. Sir Peter Middleton (b.1934), Chancellor of the University of Sheffield (since 1999) — peter douglas edwards, 2009
4. A South African Sundew and Associate — Marianne North, 1882
5. South African Flowers in a Wooden Kaffir Bowl — Marianne North, 1882
6. Four South African Plants — Marianne North, 1882
7. Mr James McArthur, President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow (1988–1990) — anne h mackintosh, 1990
8. Gable 1778 Cape — jacobus hendrik pierneef, 1910
9. Robert Easton — linda atherton, 2006
10. Foliage, Flowers and Fruit of the South African Silver Tree — Marianne North, 1882
11. Portrait of Prof AE du Toit — nicolaas johannes roosenboom, 1984
12. A South African Sedge — Marianne North, 1880
13. Dorothy Ann Geddes (1936–1998), Surgical Honorary FRCSEd (1996), Dental Fellow (1953) — jane allison, 1998
14. Haemanthus and Other South African Flowers — Marianne North, 1882
15. Professor R. Merfyn Jones, Vice Chancellor (2004–2009) — david griffiths, 2010
16. Sir John Harvey Jones, Chancellor of the University of Bradford (1986–1991) — graeme willson, 1991
17. South African Sundews and Other Flowers — Marianne North, 1882
18. South African Flowers and Snake Headed Caterpillars — Marianne North, 1882
19. Sir William Henry Venables Vernon (1852–1934), Bailiff of Jersey (1899–1931) — john saint helier lander, 1927
20. John Stoddart, Principal, Sheffield Hallam University (c.1983–1998) — Robert Priseman, 1994
21. Professor Sir Malcolm MacNaughton, President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (1984–1987) — norman edgar

other

1. Louisa Brandreth Aldrich-blake — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen
2. Sir William Neill (1889–1960), DL, JP, Lord Mayor (1946–1949) — robert taylor carson