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  1. The Hudson River from Fort Montgomery — David Johnson
  2. Maples and Birches — Thomas Cole
  3. Hudson River Scene — John Frederick Kensett, 1857
  4. Denning's Point, Hudson River — Thomas Doughty
  5. View of the Hudson River from Olana — Frederic Edwin Church, 1867
  6. Figures on the Hudson River — Jasper Francis Cropsey, 1874
  7. Sailing on the Hudson River — thomas chambers
  8. Shrewsbury River — John Frederick Kensett, 1856
  9. The Oxbow (also known as The Connecticut River near Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
  10. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843
  11. Hudson River, Above Catskill — Charles Herbert Moore, 1865

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  1. A group of women, after polidoro da caravaggio — polidoro da caravaggio

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  1. Sailing on the Hudson River — thomas chambers
  2. A group of women, after polidoro da caravaggio — polidoro da caravaggio
  3. A peasant woman carrying a bag — Jean-Baptiste Pater
  4. Maples and Birches — Thomas Cole
  5. Shrewsbury River — John Frederick Kensett, 1856
  6. The right leg of a small child — Hans Baldung
  7. Study for Blick in die Unendlichkeit — Ferdinand Hodler
  8. Drapery Study — Andrea del Sarto
  9. View of the Hudson River from Olana — Frederic Edwin Church, 1867
  10. Study of St. John the Baptist — Sandro Botticelli
  11. Hudson River Scene — John Frederick Kensett, 1857
  12. Standing man — Paolo Uccello
  13. Young Women Resting in a Field — Edgar Degas, 1882
  14. Saint Sébastien debout, de trois quarts vers la gauche — lorenzo costa (the elder)
  15. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843
  16. Hudson River, Above Catskill — Charles Herbert Moore, 1865
  17. Child on an Arm — Hans Baldung
  18. Study of the lower left part of St Stephen's alb — Hans Baldung
  19. A standing soldier in a niche, possibly attalus i of pergamon — paolo farinati
  20. Hudson River, Logging — Winslow Homer, 1897
  21. Denning's Point, Hudson River — Thomas Doughty
  22. The Oxbow (also known as The Connecticut River near Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836

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