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.jpg "Philip II")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1450861).jpg "Choleric Temperament, c.1530-62")
.jpg "Allegory of lying represented by ugly, bad hair and bad clothes. Her clothing is filled with tongues and masks. The burning straw illustrates the lack of substance of her words and the wooden leg, the little solidity. Engraving in")
.jpg "Matteo di Capoa")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-990206).jpg "Niel Klim Falls from Earth to the Planet Nazar")
.jpg "Niels Klim")
.jpg "Allegory of Vain Glory Holding a Trumpet and Breathing the Smell of Incense with Satisfaction. Engraving in")
_king_of_the_gods_and_the_god_of_sky_and_thun_-_(MeisterDrucke-913057).jpg "Representation of Jupiter (or Jove) king of the gods, and the god of sky and thunder. From")
.jpg "Cardinal Bembo")
.jpg "Pretty Teacher!, Plate 68 from Los Caprichos")
.jpg "Allegory of discord. Her hair is formed of vipers and her forehead is a bloody bandage. A bellows in one hand and in the other a vase of fire. Engraving in")
.jpg "Representation of Mercury, god of trade, travel and messenger of other gods. He holds a caduceus, and wears a petasos. From “Mythology of Youth” by Pierre Blanchard 1803")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1043421).jpg "Mercury (engraving)")
.jpg "Pietro Giacomo di Gennaro")
.jpg "Saturn, god of agriculture and harvest, represented with a scythe. From")
.jpg "Allegory of the Occasion. With wings on the feet and hair forward, it rests slightly on a wheel. Engraving in")
.jpg "The Allegory of Light - Allegorie de la Lumiere - Engraving in")
.jpg "Floating Angel")
.jpg "Allegory of Fortune Represented with a Blindfold to Show That She Is Blind to Her Gifts. She Holds a Horn of Abundance of Scepters, Crowns, Jewels, and Coins. It")
.jpg "Allegory of Glory on a Cloud. She Holds a Palm and Presents Laurel Wreaths from Which She Recompenses Her Favorites. Her Wings Mark Her Elevation. Engraving in")
.jpg "Allegory of Repressive Insult with a Forked Tongue. She Holds a Rod of Thorns in One Hand and Has Her Feet Scales to Show That She Acts Against Equitability. Engraving in")
.jpg "Allegory of Pain. A Monstrous Snake Surrounds Him Who, After Having Bound His Feet, Gains His Body and Tries to Bite His Heart. She Holds a Torch That Still Smokes, Which Means That Pain-Induced Abatement Quits the Fire of the Soul. Engraving in")
.jpg "Winged Figure Flying Through Clouds, ca. 1780-87")
.jpg "Allegory of Anger represented in a restless attitude, a blindfold, a sword and a torch in the hands. It is clothed with bear skin and the lion behind it is furious. Engraving in")
.jpg "The Abduction of Ganymede")
.jpg "Cardinal Ippolito de Medici")
.jpg "Allegory of splendor. The club on which she relies is the symbol of virtues. The chain and the gold medal are the reward. The light torch is light to beautiful deeds. Engraving in")
.jpg "Hermes")
.jpg "The Nonpareil with Portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert")
.jpg "Church and Cottage with Lighted Windows")
.jpg "The")
.jpg "Portrait of a bodybuilder")
.jpg "Woman beating her husband with a shoe")
.jpg "Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea")
.jpg "View of the Acropolis of Athens")
.jpg "Lavater Lee and Sons, acrobats")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1008944).jpg "Elephant (engraving)")
.jpg "Homeric Table, the Shield of Achilles, designed by John Henning, Junior, Esquire")
.jpg "Roman Augurs")
.jpg "Great Green Tree Frog")
.jpg "Ships Arriving")
.jpg "Princes Street Edinburgh - West End")
.jpg "English Rose")
.jpg "The Empty Chair")
.jpg "Self-Portrait in Orange Jacket")
.jpg "Beaulieu: The Bay of Fourmis")
.jpg "Stag Beetle")
.jpg "The Mountain Mowers, First Version")
 from the series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji (F - (MeisterDrucke-20364).jpg "Tsuki Plain in Kai Province, from the series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji")
.jpg "Dance from the series The Arts")
.jpg "Sailing Ships")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-696064).jpg "Senecio (Old Man)")
.jpg "Wheat Field with Cypresses")
.jpg "Most Sacred")
.jpg "The Kiss")
.jpg "The Fisherman")
.jpg "The Japanese Bridge")
.jpg "Suprematist Composition: White on White")
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