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  1. The focus of the Com die Fra — jacques joseph tissot
  2. Pious Reflections — Sir John Lavery, 1879

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  1. The room of the ironer — Pablo Picasso, 1904
  2. Dom Juan's Dining Room (also known as Set design for Act IV of Moliére's comedy Dom Juan ) — alexander golovin
  3. Saint Serapion — Francisco de Zurbarán, 1628
  4. The Eve of St Agnes — Sir John Everett Millais, 1863
  5. LA SAINTE FAMILLE AVEC SAINTE ELISABETH ET LE PETIT SAINT JEAN — Simon Vouet
  6. Sepulchring of Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian (San Marco Altarpiece) — Fra Angelico, 1438
  7. LA VIERGE ET L'ENFANT ENTRE SAINT JACQUES ET SAINT DOMINIQUE PRESENTANT LES DONATEURS ET LEUR FAMILLE DIT LA VIERGE DE JACQUES FLOREINS — memling, hans
  8. Glorification of Saint Faustinus and Saint Jovita and Two Unknown Saints — giambattista tiepolo, 1752
  9. The Cigarette — George Wesley Bellows, 1918
  10. At The Theatre — John Byam Liston Shaw
  11. The Healing of Palladia by Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian (San Marco Altarpiece) — Fra Angelico, 1438
  12. Don Jose Nieto Velazquez from 'Las Meninas' by Velazquez — Salvador Dalí, 1982
  13. Don Jose Nieto Velazquez from 'Las Meninas' by Velazquez, Musec, Del Prado, Madrid, 1982 — Salvador Dalí
  14. Saint Roch with Saint Jerome and Saint Sebastian (after a picture attributed to Alessandro Oliverio) — John Singer Sargent, 1880
  15. Pious Reflections — Sir John Lavery, 1879
  16. Altarpiece of Saint Michael and Saint Peter — jaume cirera i alomar, 1433
  17. Shepherdess, (painting) — Arthur B. Davies, 1897
  18. Jacobean interior — thomas charles leeson rowbotham
  19. The focus of the Com die Fra — jacques joseph tissot
  20. Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian Salvaged — Fra Angelico, 1438

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  1. PREDICATION DE SAINT GERY ( ) DIT AUSSI L'INSTRUCTION PASTORALE — master of the view of saint gudule
  2. Saint Martin — Gustave Moreau, 1882
  3. untitled (1255) — Max Ernst
  4. Saint Jerome with Saint Paula and Saint Eustochium — Francisco de Zurbarán, 1650