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1. Panel From The Robert Adam Library Representing Science And Learning — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
2. Panel from the Robert Adam Library at Audley End Representing Air — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
3. Panel From The Robert Adam Library Representing Religion And The Arts — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
4. Panel From The Robert Adam Library At Audley End Representing Fire — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
5. Creation of Adam — Paolo Uccello, 1432
6. Creation of Adam — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1510

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1. Creation of Adam — Paolo Uccello, 1432
2. Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery — lorenzo lotti (lorenzetto), 1520
3. The Death of Adam, detail of Adam's Burial — Piero della Francesca
4. Abigail Adams — Raphaelle Peale, 1804
5. Statue des Apollo — françois sigisbert adam, known as adam l'aîné, 1748
6. Panel from the Robert Adam Library at Audley End Representing Air — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
7. Leda and the Swan — cornelis bos, 1540
8. Fourth Pillar (detail) — Lorenzo Maitani, 1310
9. Panel From The Robert Adam Library Representing Religion And The Arts — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
10. Shrine of St Sebald (detail) — peter the younger vischer, 1510
11. Genesis The Creation of Adam Adam-s face — Michelangelo Buonarroti
12. Panel From The Robert Adam Library At Audley End Representing Fire — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
13. Adam and Eve — Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1525
14. Sacrifice of Abraham — Peter Paul Rubens, 1608
15. Adam and Eve — Hans Baldung, 1524
16. Study of 'Idle Child of Fancy' — George Frederic Watts, 1885
17. Hall of the Sacrifices (detail) — gualtiero padovano, 1550
18. Bas-relief — jacques augustin pajou, 1768
19. Panel From The Robert Adam Library Representing Science And Learning — Giovanni Battista Cipriani
20. Creation of Adam — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1510
21. adam et eve (adam) — Fernando Botero
22. View of the Residence of John Adams and of John Quincy Adams Presidents of the United States — eliza susan morton quincy, 1831

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1. John Quincy Adams — John Singleton Copley, 1796
2. Adam and Eve — Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1528