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1. Scenery sketch for Mussorgsky's opera ''Khovanshchina'' — Nicholas Roerich, 1919
2. Untitled — Nicholas Roerich, 1904

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topics

1. Muslim architecture — Mariano Fortuny
2. Scenery sketch for Mussorgsky's opera ''Khovanshchina'' — Nicholas Roerich, 1919
3. Chamber of Golitsyn — Nicholas Roerich, 1919

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1. Anxiety — Edvard Munch, 1915
2. Chamber of Golitsyn — Nicholas Roerich, 1919
3. Building. art nouveau building at 18 Pikk, Tallinn, Estonia — jacques gustav-adolf rosenbaum-ehrenbush
4. The cellars at 5, Great Newport Street — John Frederick Lewis
5. The cellars at 5 Great Newport Street — John Frederick Lewis
6. Prison — Nicholas Roerich, 1913
7. Louveira Building — João Batista Vilanova Artigas
8. Discovery and Building — carol m highsmith, 2010
9. Still Life. Cruet Set — Pablo Picasso
10. The Secession Building in Vienna, Austria — Joseph Maria Olbrich
11. National Assembly Building, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. — louis isidore kahn, 2000
12. Entrance to the Old Tower — vincent willem van gogh, 1885
13. Exterior Old Merensky Building — Universiteit Van Pretoria Museums, 2016
14. Untitled — Nicholas Roerich, 1904
15. Building. Secession Building in Vienna, Austria — Joseph Maria Olbrich
16. Building of the Secession, Sketch for the second draft — Joseph Maria Olbrich, 1897
17. Monumental building with decorative panels, side and sketch of front of a building with towers — antonio sant'elia, 1912
18. Study of a Ruined Building — Sir Alfred James Munnings
19. Study for 'Rockaway, Morris Canal' — friedrich julius oskar blümner, 1915
20. Scenery sketch for Mussorgsky's opera ''Khovanshchina'' — Nicholas Roerich, 1919
21. Muslim architecture — Mariano Fortuny
22. Crypt Of Saint Gervaise, Rouen, Normandy — John Sell Cotman

other

1. James Gowan and Jim Stirling topping out the Engineering Building, University of Leicester — james stirling michael wilford & associates, 1963
2. East garden on the north – east side of building 4 and on the south – east side of building 3 — Michel Marot, 1972