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1. Still LIfe with Notebook and Pipe — John Frederick Peto
2. Still Life (also known as Copper tankard, bos, apples, wine bottles, ginger pot, cigar box and peeled orange) — William Michael Harnett, 1884
3. The Meerschaum — William Michael Harnett, 1886
4. Munich Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1884

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1. Trompe-l'oeil Still-Life — Samuel Dirksz van Hoogstraten, 1655
2. Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1875
3. Trompe l'Oeil of an Etching by Ferdinand Bol — Johannes Vermeer, 1675
4. Three Necessities of Man, (painting) — John Frederick Peto
5. Munich Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1882
6. Design for the set of the film 'Spellbound' — Salvador Dalí, 1945
7. Still Life with Cake, Lemon, Strawberries, and Glass — John Frederick Peto, 1890
8. Letter Rack on a Black Door, (painting) — John Frederick Peto, 1875
9. Still LIfe with Notebook and Pipe — John Frederick Peto
10. Books, Mug, Candlesticks, and Pipe, (painting) — John Frederick Peto, 1890
11. Still Life with Pipe and Tobacco Jar, (painting) — John Frederick Peto
12. Munich Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1884
13. Still Life with Salt Glazed Beaker, (painting) — John Frederick Peto
14. The Meerschaum — William Michael Harnett, 1886
15. Still Life (also known as Copper tankard, bos, apples, wine bottles, ginger pot, cigar box and peeled orange) — William Michael Harnett, 1884
16. Still Life: Violin and Music (also known as Music Literature) — William Michael Harnett, 1888
17. A Full Shelf, (painting) — John Frederick Peto, 1891
18. Trompe L'oeil still life with a lute and rebec, music sheets, a print and other objects — Cornelis Norbertus Gijsbrechts
19. Tankard, Pipe, Matches and Biscuit, (painting) — John Frederick Peto, 1887
20. Visions of Eternity, circa 1937 — Salvador Dalí
21. Landscape with trees — Nicholas Roerich

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1. Fried Egg on the Plate without the Plate — Salvador Dalí, 1923
2. Candle in Holder with Match and Snuffer, (painting) — John Frederick Peto
3. Study for the dream sequence in 'Spellbound', circa 1945 — Salvador Dalí