Pictura Diversa 1400 1900
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The document lists the titles of various artworks and artists including: - Tomita's "Snowflakes are Dancing" based on Debussy's music - Adriaen Pietersz van de Venne's 1614 painting "Fishing for Souls" - Daniel Mac Donald's painting "The Discovery of the Potato Blight" - Paintings by Daniel Ridgway Knight, Edmund Blair Leighton, Elisabeth Louise Vigeé Lebrun, and others - Portraits of royalty and other subjects from the 16th-19th centuries
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- 2. Adriaen Pietersz van de Venne, 1614 - Fishing for Souls
- 3. Daniel Mac Donald - The Discovery of the Potato Blight
- 4. Daniel Ridgway Knight - Resting Harvesters
- 5. Edmund Blair Leighton,1900, Private collection
- 6. Daniel Ridgway Knight - Picking Flowers
- 7. Elisabeth Louise Vigeé Lebrun, Portrait of Prince Henry Lubomirski
- 8. Francisco Collantes, 1630 - The Vision of Ezekiel
- 9. Elisabeth Louise Vigeé Lebrun, 1797 - 1800
- 10. Franz Xaver Winterhalter Portrait of the Empress Eugénie Surrounded by her Maids of Honor
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- 12. Heywood Hardy - A Meeting by the Stile
- 13. Jonathan Eastman Johnson The Cranberry Harvest on the Island of Nantucket, 1880
- 14. José de Madrazo, 1806-07 - The Death of Viriathus
- 15. Joseph Caraud - La Reine Marie-Antoinette et sa Fille
- 16. Juan de Juanes, 1560 - The Last Supper
- 17. Louis Emile Adan - The Suitor
- 18. M.S.Master, 1500-10, Meeting of Mary and Elisabeth
- 19. Niccolo dell Abbate - The Rape of Proserpine
- 20. M.S.Master, 1550-10, Carrying the Cross Christian Museum, Esztergom
- 21. Nikolai Astrup - Soleienatt
- 22. Manuel Cabral Aguado Bejarano, 1886 - In the Artist's Studio
- 23. Mary Cassatt - Young Mother Sewing
- 24. Oswald Achenbach, 1844 - The Bay of Naples
- 25. Rembrandt Moses Smashing the Tables
- 26. Thomas Eakins - A May Morning in the Park
- 27. Tintoretto, c. 1560 Portrait of a Young Woman Exposed
- 28. Thomas Eakins - Swimming
- 29. William Douglas MacLeod ,1844 - A Glimpse of the Capitol