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1. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Juno chariot pulled by peacocks) — Sebastiano del Piombo
2. Affresi Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Tereus Philomela and Progne chases) — Sebastiano del Piombo
3. Pennacchio with the Flood — domenico di pace beccafumi
4. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Boreas abducts Orithyia) — Sebastiano del Piombo
5. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Zephyr and Flora) — Sebastiano del Piombo

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1. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Boreas abducts Orithyia) — Sebastiano del Piombo
2. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Aglauros and Erse) — Sebastiano del Piombo
3. The Lady Marjorie Manners, afterwards Marchioness of Anglesey, Daughter of the Duke of Rutland (1883–1946) (sister of Lady Diane Duff Cooper, née Manners) — violet manners, 1899
4. Three Temptations of Christ (detail) (14) — Sandro Botticelli, 1481
5. Separation of Light from Darkness — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1511
6. Burning the Darkness — Nicholas Roerich, 1924
7. The Separation of Light and Darkness — Michelangelo Buonarroti
8. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Zephyr and Flora) — Sebastiano del Piombo
9. Coronation of the Virgin — Antonio Allegri da Correggio, 1522
10. Frescoes of the Farnesina (Juno chariot pulled by peacocks) — Sebastiano del Piombo
11. History writes the records on the shoulders of Time — Luca Giordano
12. Sketch for ''Light Conquers Darkness'' — Nicholas Roerich, 1933
13. Angel (Left Hand) — francesco di stefano pesellino

other

1. Les dieux obscurs (Dark Gods) — Max Ernst
2. Dark Blue Turban (also known as Helene with Dark Blue Turban) — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910
3. Woman in Dark Dress, Walking — vincent willem van gogh, 1886
4. The Duchess of Rutland (possibly Katherine Manners, née Noel, 1657–1733, Duchess of Rutland, wife of John Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland) — Michael Dahl
5. < Dark is Life, Dark is Death > To Gustav Mahler — Li Chevalier, 2014
6. Dark Eyes — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1912
7. Light Conquers Darkness — Nicholas Roerich, 1933
8. Scenes from the Life of St Jerome (10) — Sano di Pietro, 1444
9. untitled (5768) — Sandro Botticelli