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1. Study of hands (various studies) — Leonardo da Vinci
2. Study of an apostle's head and architectural study — Leonardo da Vinci, 1494
3. Drapery Study. Study for Semiramis Building Babylon — Edgar Degas
4. Partial Study of Two Nude Male Figures, One with Raised Arm, the Other on the Ground and Leg and Arm Studies of the First One (for “Martyrdom of Saint Vitalis”, Milano, Pinacoteca di Brera) — Federico Fiori Barocci, 1583
5. Figure studies — Leonardo da Vinci, 1505
6. Garment study for a seated figure — Leonardo da Vinci, 1470
7. Study of a Woman Spinning and Five Studies of Hands — Jean-Antoine Watteau, 1700

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1. A Study of a Hound (recto) — Sir Alfred James Munnings
2. Good Pasture Beyond The Gate — Sir Alfred James Munnings
3. Study of Feet and Hands — Théodore Géricault, 1818
4. Crossing The Ford — Sir Alfred James Munnings
5. Leonard Woolf's Dog 'sally' - — Vanessa Bell
6. A Sheepdog at Withypool, Exmoor — Sir Alfred James Munnings, 1943
7. Killed — alexei stepanov
8. Study nuts — Fernand Léger, 1931
9. Cartoon for 'The Mock Mayor' — Robert William Buss
10. Study for the left hand of 'The Woman clothed with the Sun' — Benjamin West
11. Study of a Cow — william joseph kennedy
12. Untitled (353) — filippo de pisis
13. Drapery Study. Study for Semiramis Building Babylon — Edgar Degas
14. Two Grey Cats (also known as Study of Cats II) — Franz Marc, 1909
15. Dog — Nikolaos Lytras
16. Country Dog; And Town Dog — beatrice parsons
17. Study of hands (various studies) — Leonardo da Vinci
18. Study of a Woman Spinning and Five Studies of Hands — Jean-Antoine Watteau, 1700
19. Study of an Old Man - Study of Water — Leonardo da Vinci
20. Garment study for a seated figure — Leonardo da Vinci, 1470
21. Partial Study of Two Nude Male Figures, One with Raised Arm, the Other on the Ground and Leg and Arm Studies of the First One (for “Martyrdom of Saint Vitalis”, Milano, Pinacoteca di Brera) — Federico Fiori Barocci, 1583

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1. Study of a Head Looking Upward (recto) — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1504