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  1. Mrs T. B. Davis — john saint helier lander
  2. Mrs. Bryan Cooke (Frances Puleston) — George Romney
  3. Women Spinning in Fondi — françois joseph navez, 1845
  4. The Women of Algiers (detail) — Eugène Delacroix, 1834
  5. Women in the street — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
  6. Two women on the beach — Pablo Picasso, 1956
  7. Young Women from the Village — Gustave Courbet, 1851

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  1. Catherine Clemens — George Romney, 1788
  2. Elizabeth Allen (Mrs Josiah Wedgwood II) — George Romney
  3. Two tahitian women — Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, 1899
  4. Elizabeth Allen (Mrs Josiah Wedgwood II) (1764–1846) — George Romney
  5. Catherine Clements — George Romney
  6. Lady Skipwith — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1787
  7. Young Women from the Village — Gustave Courbet, 1851
  8. Four Breton Women (also known as Breton Women Chatting) — Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, 1886
  9. Women Spinning in Fondi — françois joseph navez, 1845
  10. Frances Evelyn (1861–1938), Countess of Warwick (copy after John Singer Sargent) — alfred egerton cooper, 1954
  11. The Women of Algiers (detail) — Eugène Delacroix, 1834
  12. Miss Mary Linwood — John Hoppner
  13. Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) — Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, 1888
  14. Moroccan Fortress, with Three Women in the Foreground (also known as Bedouin Women) — John Singer Sargent, 1880
  15. Three Women Conversing (Unterhaltung von drei Frauen) — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
  16. Women cooking, washing and reading to children, and studies of two women — Camille Pissarro
  17. Women in the street — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
  18. Two women on the beach — Pablo Picasso, 1956
  19. Mrs T. B. Davis — john saint helier lander

other

  1. Mary Gambier (b.1753), Mrs Samuel Cornish, née Pitchford (after a painting or miniature from c.1780 1785) — rebecca dulcibella orpen
  2. The Empress Josephine — jean-baptiste isabey, 1808
  3. Emma hart as circe — George Romney
  4. Two Women at a Window — Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, 1660