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1. Lady in the Park (also known as In the Garden) — Frederick Childe Hassam, 1897

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1. George, Marquess Of Huntly — Benjamin Marshall
2. The Marquis of Cleveland's Chorister , winner of the 1831 St. Leger, held by his trainer John Smith, with jockey John Bartham Day, at Doncaster — john ferneley, snr
3. The Garden (also known as In the Park) — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1875
4. Garden with Flowers — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
5. Mr Thomas Rounding, Master of the Essex Forest Hunt — dean wolstenholme the younger, 1850
6. Lady in the Park (also known as In the Garden) — Frederick Childe Hassam, 1897
7. Sir Mark Wood with his dark brown filly Vespa, winner of the Oaks in 1833, her trainer H Scott and a groom with a grey hack — John Frederick Herring Senior
8. Grooms and Horses in front of Calke Abbey — sr john e ferneley, 1850
9. John Hay, Esq., of Letham Grange — gourlay steel, 1862
10. A Jockey On A Chestnut Hunter — sr john e ferneley
11. A Groom and Two Hunters — sr john e ferneley, 1820
12. Woman in the Garden at Collettes — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1919
13. A Man On Horseback — John Nost Sartorius
14. Gardens At Kew, Sunset — Camille Pissarro, 1892
15. The Day Family — abraham cooper
16. Garden Party in the Grounds of Holland Park, 1870s (panel 2 of 11) — mao wenbiao, 1995
17. Garden Party in the Grounds of Holland Park, 1870s (panel 1 of 11) — mao wenbiao, 1995
18. Aerial view - The Kitchen garden — joaquín carvallo

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1. Garden Bench beneath the Chestnut Tree in the Wannsee Garden — Max Liebermann, 1925
2. Tom Llewelyn Brewer On His Horse — james flewitt mullock
3. The Cutting Garden in Wannsee toward the West, with a Woman Gardener on the Path — Max Liebermann, 1924
4. Terrace at the Mall, Central Park — William Merritt Chase, 1890
5. Sir Robert Leighton after Coursing, with a Groom and a Couple of Greyhounds — sr john e ferneley, 1816
6. Tea in the Garden (The Tea Table) (Mrs M. M. Foot with her children in the garden of Church House, Pulborough, West Sussex) — ethel walker, 1902