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  1. Still Life with Wine Glasses and Apples — sir william george gillies
  2. Still Life with Lemon Jug and White Flowers — sir william george gillies
  3. Still Life in Lamplight — sir william george gillies, 1949
  4. Still Life Objects on a Card Table — sir william george gillies, 1952

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  1. Still Life with Yellow Flowers — sir william george gillies
  2. Still Life with Blue and White Plate — sir william george gillies

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  1. Still Life with Green Cloth — sir william george gillies
  2. Still Life, Doyley — sir william george gillies, 1948
  3. Still Life with Black Jug — sir william george gillies, 1933
  4. Still Life on a Blue Cloth — sir william george gillies, 1950
  5. Still Life. Lamplight — sir william george gillies, 1953
  6. The Green Platter (Still Life) — sir william george gillies
  7. Still Life with Shells and Flowers (Studio Window, Still Life) — sir william george gillies
  8. Still Life with Jug of Flowers, Goblet and Fruit — sir william george gillies
  9. Dressing Table In Front Of The Window — Georges Braque
  10. Still Life Objects on a Card Table — sir william george gillies, 1952
  11. Still Life in Lamplight — sir william george gillies, 1949
  12. Still Life with Lemon Jug and White Flowers — sir william george gillies
  13. Still Life with Wine Glasses and Apples — sir william george gillies
  14. Still Life with Blue and White Plate — sir william george gillies
  15. Zinnias — edward wolfe, 1930
  16. Still Life with Roses — sir william george gillies, 1943
  17. Still Life with Blue Background — sir william george gillies, 1945

other

  1. Landscape with Cottages — sir william george gillies
  2. Still Life, Tulips and Jugs — sir william george gillies, 1928
  3. The Blue Jug — sir william george gillies, 1952
  4. Still Life with Penguin Books — sir william george gillies, 1952
  5. Still Life with Cactus — sir william george gillies, 1933
  6. Still Life with Jug, Apples and Feathers in a Vase — sir william george gillies