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  1. untitled (5071) — alfons maria mucha
  2. heidsieg monopole — Alphonse Mucha
  3. 'The Inland Printer. August (The Sun)', (43 x 26 CM) (1897) — Joseph Christian Leyendecker
  4. Flirt calendar — Alphonse Mucha, 1899
  5. Illustration from In Childhoods Country (Moulton) — Ethel Reed, 1895
  6. The Warbler And The Nightingale — benjamin rabier
  7. (68) — Alphonse Mucha
  8. Seated Woman — Joseph Christian Leyendecker
  9. Cover of ''Literary Digest'' — Nicholas Roerich, 1896
  10. The cover of The Yellow Book — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894
  11. Scribe — Sergey Solomko
  12. Venus tannhauser — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
  13. Illustration from Arabella & Araminta Stories — Ethel Reed, 1895
  14. untitled (3265) — Harrison Fisher
  15. Front Cover — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1896
  16. calendrier de la fleur cerisier — alfons maria mucha, 1898
  17. Illustration for the Viennese fashion magazine — Koloman Moser, 1890
  18. Cover of magazine 'Art' — Heorhiy Narbut, 1919
  19. 'Scribner's. Fiction Number', (55 x 36 CM) (1897) — will hicox low

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  1. untitled (3265) — Harrison Fisher
  2. Lady Macbeth — robert anning bell
  3. Venus tannhauser — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
  4. (68) — Alphonse Mucha
  5. calendrier de la fleur cerisier — alfons maria mucha, 1898
  6. 'Scribner's. Fiction Number', (55 x 36 CM) (1897) — will hicox low
  7. Illustration for the Viennese fashion magazine — Koloman Moser, 1890
  8. Desdemona — robert anning bell
  9. Illustration from Arabella & Araminta Stories — Ethel Reed, 1895
  10. Cover of ''Literary Digest'' — Nicholas Roerich, 1896
  11. The Warbler And The Nightingale — benjamin rabier
  12. Illustration from In Childhoods Country (Moulton) — Ethel Reed, 1895
  13. The cover of The Yellow Book — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894
  14. Scribe — Sergey Solomko

other

  1. Untitled (153) — Coles Phillips
  2. Fan magazine, Motion Picture Magazine, vol. 9, no. 6 — Edward Steichen, 1915
  3. untitled (2210) — Jessie Willcox Smith