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1. Two Men — Edgar Degas, 1865
2. Smoking Men — Adriaen Brouwer, 1637
3. Five Men and a Child in the Snow — vincent willem van gogh, 1883
4. Two Men Walking in a Landscape with Trees — vincent willem van gogh, 1890
5. Evening Landscape with Two Men — Caspar David Friedrich, 1830

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1. Children playing with a ram — antonio maria esquivel y suárez de urbina, 1843
2. The Second Earl Of Egmont And His Sisters — George Knapton
3. Two Old Men Disputing (St Peter and St Paul) — Rembrandt van Rijn, 1628
4. Portrait of Two Young Girls on a Terrace with Two Hounds and a Landscape Beyond — cornelius the elder jonson van ceulen
5. Edward Astley (1729–1802), Later Sir Edward Astley, 4th Bt Astley of Hill Morton, and His Sister Blanche, Later Mrs Edward Pratt, as Children, with a Parrot and a Bunch of Grapes — john theodore heins senior, 1732
6. Two Men Walking in a Landscape with Trees — vincent willem van gogh, 1890
7. Thomas (1740 1825) and Martha Neate (1741 after 1795) with His Tutor, Thomas Needham — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1748
8. Five Children of King Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
9. Five Men and a Child in the Snow — vincent willem van gogh, 1883
10. Smoking Men — Adriaen Brouwer, 1637
11. The four holy men,1526, alte pinakothek,münchen — Albrecht Dürer
12. Girl and Three Men's Heads — Edvard Munch
13. Portrait of the Three Eldest Children of Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
14. Three Wise Men — Elijah Pierce, 1950
15. The Three Eldest Children of King Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
16. Two Old Men Disputing — Rembrandt van Rijn, 1628
17. The Children of Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
18. The Five Eldest Children of Charles I — Sir Anthony van Dyck
19. The Three Eldest Children of Charles I - — Sir Anthony van Dyck
20. The Three Youngest Children of Charles I (Charles, James and Mary) with Their Dogs — Sir Anthony van Dyck
21. Two Men — Edgar Degas, 1865

other

1. The Three Wise Men (also known as Halt of the Wise Men) — John La Farge, 1878
2. Men with Wheelbarrows — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1927