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  1. Self portrait — marie guillemine benoist (marie guillemine de laville leroux)
  2. Portrait of Anne and Maria Russell — John Peter Russell
  3. Portrait of Princess A. G. Gagarina and Princess V. G. Gagarina — vladimir lukich borovikovsky
  4. Portrait of the Misses Mary and Emily McEuen — Thomas Sully
  5. Portrait of A.I. Bezborodko with daughters — vladimir lukich borovikovsky, 1803
  6. Portrait of Countess A. I. Bezborodko with Her Daughters — vladimir lukich borovikovsky

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  1. Portrait of the Misses Mary and Emily McEuen — Thomas Sully
  2. rinaldo (detail) — giambattista tiepolo
  3. Portrait of Princess A. G. Gagarina and Princess V. G. Gagarina — vladimir lukich borovikovsky
  4. School for Girls — philippe mercier, 1738
  5. Clothes for the demonstration against false election of Vladimir Putin — natalia pershina-yakimanskaya, 2015
  6. The Blue Cloth — sir william george gillies
  7. Maria Mathilda Bingham with Two of her Children, Thomas Lawrence, c. 1810 - c. 1818 — Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1818
  8. Self portrait — marie guillemine benoist (marie guillemine de laville leroux)
  9. Woman holding a balance detalj 4 ngw — Johannes Vermeer
  10. Woman holding a balance detalj 1 ngw — Johannes Vermeer
  11. Elderly Woman Mending Old Clothes, Moret — Camille Pissarro, 1902
  12. Car Clothing (Clothed Automobile) — Salvador Dalí, 1941
  13. Street Musicians — françois eisen
  14. Henry Cavendish’s Gas Balance — tess barnes, 2009
  15. Painting and Drawing Instructing Love — Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, 1733
  16. Portrait of A.I. Bezborodko with daughters — vladimir lukich borovikovsky, 1803
  17. The Sisters, Misses Ann and Augusta Coventry — Sir William Beechey

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  1. Portrait of a Woman with a Balance — Thomas de Keyser, 1625
  2. Woman Holding a Balance — Johannes Vermeer, 1665
  3. Woman Holding a Balance — Johannes Vermeer, 1662
  4. Woman holding a balance detalj 5 ngw — Johannes Vermeer
  5. Still Life – Yellow Jug and Striped Cloth — sir william george gillies, 1955