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Italian
ca. 1475–80

French
ca. 1550

Auguste Renoir
1883

Diego de Pesquera
1567–68

Ugolino da Siena (Ugolino di Nerio)
late 1310s

Herbert Adams
ca. 1894; carved ca. 1899–1900

Petrus Christus
1449

Edgar Degas
ca. 1867–68

French
ca. 1550

Frederick William MacMonnies
1895–96, cast 1901

French
ca. 1550

Italian, probably Milan
ca. 1535–45

Francesco Francia
1500–10

Henri Matisse
ca. 1900

Henri Matisse
1908–9

Henri Matisse
1908–9

Italian, Deruta or Gubbio
ca. 1500–1510

Paul Cézanne
1874–75

Fra Carnevale (Bartolomeo di Giovanni Corradini)
1467

Italian, Venice
late 16th century

After Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Engraver Dalziel Brothers
1857–1903

After Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Engraver William James Linton
Publisher New Amsterdam Book Company
1857–1903

After Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Engraver William James Linton
1857–1903

After Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Engraver Dalziel Brothers
1857–1903

Jan de Bisschop
mid 17th Century

After Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Engraver Dalziel Brothers
Publisher New Amsterdam Book Company
1866–1903

Watchmaker: Firm of Vacheron and Constantin
Partnership of Jacques Barthélémi Vacheron
and François Constantin
ca. 1844

Henry Fuseli
1770–78

Author Written by Philibert De L'Orme
Publisher Published by Federic Morel
1567

Albrecht Dürer
ca. 1503

Heinrich Aldegrever
1528

Fra Bartolomeo (Bartolomeo di Paolo del Fattorino)
1515–17

Hendrick van Steenwijck II
ca. 1615

French Painter
18th century

Johannes Antiquus
1726–50

Georg Pencz
ca. 1540–41

Georg Pencz
ca. 1540–41

Adam Partnership
Designer Robert Adam
1765–66

Johannes Antiquus
1726–50

Ted Joans
1993

Lambert Suavius
Sitter Cardinal Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle
1554
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