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1. Figure in a Cornfield — john houston
2. Picking Sea Coal (3) — Robert Wemyss Innes, 1994
3. Santa Isabel, Santa Margarita y Enrique de Hungría — Simone Martini, 1318
4. Madonna and Child with St. Jerome, St. Joseph and St. Anne — Lorenzo Lotto, 1534
5. The kite — Edward Seago
6. Virgin and Child Enthroned St Bonaventura (left) St Louis of Toulouse (right) St Agatha and St Augustine, an Unidentified Female Franciscan St and St Clare of Assisi, Four Male Franciscan Saints (below) — Vittore Crivelli, 1489
7. The River Summer Evening — Margaret Thomas
8. The second view of the altar. St Anthony Visiting St Paul the Hermit in the Desert (left), The Temptation of St. Anthony (right). Central part are carved figures of St. August, St. Anthony, St. Jerome; bottom part Jesus with 12 Apostles. — Matthias Grünewald, 1515
9. Crescent Beach (also known as Crescent Beach, St. Malo) — Maurice Brazil Prendergast, 1907
10. Boy with Armbands — Damian Callan, 1995
11. Untitled (695) — Rafael Estrany
12. The Quarry Pool, Folly Cove, Cape Ann — Frederick Childe Hassam, 1918
13. Once Got Lost — richard gregory freer, 1999
14. En el Rio (At the Riverside) — Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida
15. San Domitila con San Nereus y San Achileo — Pedro Pablo Rubens, 1608
16. Sunrise (triptych) — leszek muszynski, 1989
17. Reflejos sobre el agua — Claude Monet
18. Float at Low Tide, Revere Beach (also known as People at the Beach) — Maurice Brazil Prendergast, 1897
19. San Gregorio, San Mauro, San Papiano y Santa Domitila — Pedro Pablo Rubens
20. Early Morning Sun — Mary Beth McKenzie, 1995
21. St Ambrose with St Florian and St George St Erasmus with St Margaret and St Dorothy — Simon Von Taisten
22. La Madonna Trónada con el Niño, San Juan, el Arcángel Miguel, San Francisco, Santa Lucía y San José — Ludovico Carracci, 1616

otros

1. Leyenda de San Francisco - [23] - San Francisco Lamentado por Santa Clara — Giotto di Bondone
2. Cuatro Santos (de izquierda a derecha: San Pedro, Santa Marta, Santa María Magdalena, San Leonardo) — Antonio Allegri da Correggio, 1517