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1. St Catherine and St Lucy — Simone Martini, 1320
2. The First Foolish Virgin — Martin Schongauer
3. Meeting of St Erasm and St Maurice (detail) — matthias grünewald, 1517
4. St. Maurice (detail from The Meeting of St. Erasmus and St. Maurice) — matthias grünewald, 1524

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1. Portrait Of Anne, Duchess Of Cumberland — Valentine Green
2. Gardener with basket, a sequence of four teachers — Jacques Bellange
3. Temperance — piero del pollaiuolo (piero benc), 1470
4. Meeting of St Erasm and St Maurice (detail) — matthias grünewald, 1517
5. St. Thomas — Albrecht Dürer, 1514
6. The First Foolish Virgin — Martin Schongauer
7. The second view of the altar. St Anthony Visiting St Paul the Hermit in the Desert (left), The Temptation of St. Anthony (right). Central part are carved figures of St. August, St. Anthony, St. Jerome; bottom part Jesus with 12 Apostles. — matthias grünewald, 1515
8. Ecclesia, the new faith — Tobias Stimmer
9. Drawing from the ''Tarot'' Prudence — Albrecht Dürer
10. St. Maurice (detail from The Meeting of St. Erasmus and St. Maurice) — matthias grünewald, 1524
11. St. Lawrence, St. Cyriacus — matthias grünewald, 1510
12. St. Lawrence, St. Cyriacus — matthias grünewald, 1510
13. Meeting of St Erasm and St Maurice (detail) — matthias grünewald, 1517
14. St Lawrence and St Cyricus — matthias grünewald, 1509
15. Judith with the head of Holofernes in one hand, a sword in the other — jacopo barbari
16. The Second Wise Virgin — Martin Schongauer
17. St. Gregory, St. Maurus, St. Papianus and St. Domitilla — Peter Paul Rubens
18. St. Catherine — matthias grünewald, 1520
19. St Catherine and St Lucy — Simone Martini, 1320
20. French Peasant Woman Suckling Her Baby after Dalou — vincent willem van gogh, 1881
21. Visit of St Anthony to St Paul and Temptation of St Anthony — matthias grünewald, 1515

other

1. Legend of St Francis - [23] - St Francis Mourned by St Clare — Giotto di Bondone
2. St. Agnes — Albrecht Dürer
3. Four Saints (from left St. Peter, St. Martha, St. Mary Magdalene, St. Leonard) — Antonio Allegri da Correggio, 1517