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  1. Fanny Cornforth — Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1862
  2. Marfisa and Pinabello's Lady — Eugène Delacroix, 1850
  3. Tobias in the House of His Father and Mother — Dante Gabriel Rossetti
  4. Ville d_Avray - oil on canvas - ) — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, 1870
  5. Young Christian Martyr — hippolyte-paul delaroche, 1853
  6. View of the Sea from the Mountains at Sunset. Crimea — Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, 1864
  7. The Prodigal Son in Modern Life: the Return — jacques joseph tissot, 1882

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  1. Marfisa and Pinabello's Lady — Eugène Delacroix, 1850
  2. A Roman Emperor AD41 detail — lourens alma tadema

main color

  1. View of the Sea from the Mountains at Sunset. Crimea — Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, 1864
  2. Young Christian Martyr — hippolyte-paul delaroche, 1853
  3. Marfisa and Pinabello's Lady — Eugène Delacroix, 1850
  4. Esther Denouncing Haman to King Ahasuerus — ernest normand, 1888
  5. Salome and the Tigers — rudolph ernst
  6. untitled (4870) — John William Waterhouse
  7. Ville d_Avray - oil on canvas - ) — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, 1870
  8. The Prodigal Son in Modern Life: the Return — jacques joseph tissot, 1882
  9. Tobias in the House of His Father and Mother — Dante Gabriel Rossetti
  10. Biblical Scene — Rembrandt van Rijn
  11. Le pape Formose et Etienne VII — Jean-Paul Laurens
  12. The Festival of Esther — Edward Armitage, 1865
  13. The two stood silent looking at each other — Ferdinand Leeke
  14. A Roman Emperor AD41 detail — lourens alma tadema
  15. Pilate Sends Jesus To Herod — William Brassey Hole

other

  1. Biblical Female Figure in the Desert — John Rogers Herbert
  2. malvern hall - oil on canvas - — John Constable, 1809
  3. Hagar in the Wilderness, detail, oil on canvas, — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, 1835
  4. An egyptian feast — Edwin Longsden Long
  5. Corrupted oil jerry crude oil — Banksy
  6. mariamne — John William Waterhouse
  7. The Triumph of Titus — lourens alma tadema, 1885
  8. Lady Godiva — Edmund Blair Leighton