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  1. Satyr playing flute — Jacob Jordaens, 1640
  2. Still Life with Porcelain and Sweets — Juan van der Hamen, 1627
  3. Judith and the Head of Holofernes — Giovanni Baglione, 1608
  4. Sts Peter and Paul — reni guido (le guide)
  5. Bathsheba Bathing — Francesco Solimena, 1725
  6. Still-Life of Glass, Pottery, and Sweets — Juan van der Hamen, 1622
  7. A kitchen still life with cheese, fruit and bread on a table top — giacomo ceruti (pitocchetto)
  8. Diana and Callisto — Sebastiano Ricci, 1712

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  1. Still Life Of Bread, Butter And Cheese — george smith
  2. Quiet Life With Wine Cup And Nautilusmuschel — Willem Claesz Heda
  3. Diana and Callisto — Sebastiano Ricci, 1712
  4. A kitchen still life with cheese, fruit and bread on a table top — giacomo ceruti (pitocchetto)
  5. Judith and the Head of Holofernes — Giovanni Baglione, 1608
  6. Still Life with Porcelain and Sweets — Juan van der Hamen, 1627
  7. The Charity — Bartolomeo Schedoni, 1611
  8. Dream of Aesculapius (detail) — Sebastiano Ricci, 1710
  9. Banquet Piece with Mince Pie — Willem Claesz Heda, 1635
  10. Sts Peter and Paul — reni guido (le guide)
  11. Adoration of the Kings — Alessandro Turchi, 1600
  12. The Children of Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
  13. Still-Life of Glass, Pottery, and Sweets — Juan van der Hamen, 1622
  14. Satyr playing flute — Jacob Jordaens, 1640
  15. A barn interior with cabbages in a basket — pieter steenwijck
  16. Still life with pitcher — jacob foppens van es
  17. Still-life with Pot, Onions, Bread and Green Apples — meijer isaäc de haan, 1890
  18. Le Déjeuner de hareng Nature morte au hareng — jacob foppens van es
  19. Baroque Church Façade with Obliquely Placed Towers. — johann philipp joseph friedrich kirnberger, 1760
  20. Untitelled. Work Of Willem Claesz. Heda — Willem Claesz Heda

other

  1. Still Life — Pieter Claesz Soutman, 1647
  2. Salon Scene — michel françois dandré bardon
  3. The Christ Child, Saint John and the Lamb — Peter Paul Rubens, 1620