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This document lists 4 artists and the titles of their works: Adam Stepinski wrote "Writing stories collaboratively"; Tom Roberts' work was "Going home"; Hugo Steiner-Prag's piece was called "Ghost in Daylight"; and Sir Edwin Henry Landseer created a "Portrait of Mr. Van Amburgh".
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