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1. untitled (9888) — Жорж Брак
2. Prof. Govind Swarup explaining — Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research (Tifr)
3. Звездная Ночь (Эскиз) — Vincent Van Gog, 1888
4. Hashim Khan (second from right), Roshan Khan (crouched) and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — Arhiv Građana Pakistana (Cap)
5. Портрет Жозети Грис — Хуан Грис, 1916
6. Friar, standing — Žan Antoan Vato
7. Prof. Govind Swarup explaining to a gathering about Ooty Radio Telescope — Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research (Tifr)
8. The last sovereign being struck at Tower Hill — Džordž Vilijam De Soj, Kraljska Kovnica, 1975
9. Interior, Strandgade 30 — Vilhelm Hamershoi, 1909
10. Prof.Govind Swarup explaining — Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research (Tifr)
11. Hashim Khan (left), Roshan Khan (second from left), and Azam Khan (extreme right) pictured in front of a museum in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — Arhiv Građana Pakistana (Cap)

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1. Prof. Govind Swarup addressing a gathering about Ooty Radio Telescope — Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research (Tifr)
2. A music recording session of Armaan. Left-right: Masroor Anwar (lyricist) , Sohail Rana (composer), Murad (producer), unknown person, Pervez Malik (director) — Arhiv Građana Pakistana (Cap), 1965
3. Talk related to Ooty Radio Telescope with Prof. Govind Swarup sitting in the front row — Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research (Tifr)
4. Infame provecho 1 — Франсиско Гоја
5. A meeting related to Ooty Radio Telescope — Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research (Tifr)
6. The Desert — Howard Cook, 1926
7. Aged Tree — Lui Lozovik, 1967
8. Mark Khidekel, Monument in Severomorsk — Lazar Markovič Hidekel, 1967
9. Rabbit — Nathan Oliveira, 1964
10. The Promenade — Pol Sezan, 1871
11. Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere — Mohamed Amin, 1978
12. Fish-Drying Barn in Scheveningen — Vincent Van Gog, 1882
13. Moses is saved from the waters of Nile by Pharaoh's daughter (Exodus II, 5 6) — Марк Шагал, 1956