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movement

  1. Still Life, Evening at Home, (painting) — John Frederick Peto, 1882
  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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topics

  1. Munich Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1884

keywords

  1. Still Life with Oranges and Banana — John Frederick Peto, 1880

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  1. Still Life with Pipe and Mug — John Frederick Peto
  2. Still Life with Salt Glazed Beaker, (painting) — John Frederick Peto
  3. Munich Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1882
  4. The Meerschaum — William Michael Harnett, 1886
  5. More Old Companions — John Frederick Peto
  6. Still Life with Books and Inkwell — John Frederick Peto, 1899
  7. The Old Violin — John Frederick Peto, 1890
  8. Still Life with Book, Lamp, Pipe and Match — John Frederick Peto
  9. Still Life with Cake, Lemon, Strawberries, and Glass — John Frederick Peto, 1890
  10. Still Life (also known as Copper tankard, bos, apples, wine bottles, ginger pot, cigar box and peeled orange) — William Michael Harnett, 1884
  11. Still Life with Candlestick, Pipe and Book — John Frederick Peto
  12. Munich Still Life — William Michael Harnett, 1884
  13. Still Life with Mug — John Frederick Peto, 1899
  14. Still LIfe with Pipe, Oil Lamp and Book — John Frederick Peto
  15. Quill in Inkwell, Book and Candle — John Frederick Peto, 1894
  16. Still Life with Oranges and Banana — John Frederick Peto, 1880
  17. Old Souvenirs — John Frederick Peto, 1901
  18. The Old Cremona — John Frederick Peto, 1887
  19. Trompe-l'oeil Still-Life — Samuel Dirksz van Hoogstraten, 1655
  20. Job Lot Cheap — John Frederick Peto, 1901
  21. Still Life, Evening at Home, (painting) — John Frederick Peto, 1882
  22. With the Staatszeitung — William Michael Harnett, 1890

other

  1. Still LIfe with Pipe, Mug and Biscuits — John Frederick Peto
  2. A Full Shelf — John Frederick Peto, 1891