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Edouard Manet
1870

Alexandre François Desportes
1720s

Jan Davidsz de Heem
ca. 1640–41

Carducius Plantagenet Ream

Willem Kalf
1659

Spanish (Catalan) Painter

Abraham van Beyeren
probably early 1650s

Dirck Hals
1628

John Singer Sargent
After Jacopo Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti)
ca. 1872–74

Luis Meléndez
ca. 1772
![[Opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art], Bruce Davidson American, Gelatin silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP116848.jpg)
Bruce Davidson
1969

Albert André
1945

Rufino Tamayo
1938

Anonymous
Publisher Possibly Justus Sadeler
1590–ca. 1620

Nell Blaine
1978

Irving Penn
1947, printed 1985

Georg Flegel
probably ca. 1625–30

Félix Vallotton
1925

Willem Claesz Heda
1635

Abraham Bosse
Publisher Jean I Leblond
mid to late 17th century

Albrecht Dürer
1511

Pieter van Overschee
1645

John F. Francis
ca. 1857

Albert André
probably 1913–45

Artist and publisher Frans van den Wyngaerde
After Peter Paul Rubens
1636–79

John A. Woodside
Ca. 1825

Paul Cézanne
ca. 1890

Multiple artists/makers
1688

Jean Honoré Fragonard
After Sebastiano Ricci
ca. 1764

Carducius Plantagenet Ream

Utagawa Yoshikazu
3rd month, 1861

Albert André
1913
![[Fireplace Mantle and Table Settings in Muriel Draper's Drawing Room, New York City], Walker Evans American, Film negative](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/PH962.jpg)
Walker Evans
May 29, 1934

Marsden Hartley
ca. 1921–23

Thomas Rowlandson
Publisher George Kearsley
Author Related author John Wolcot
January 11, 1787
Luigi Lucioni
1930

Bartolomeo Cavarozzi
ca. 1615–18

Abraham Bosse
Publisher Jean I Leblond
mid to late 17th century

Philippe Rousseau
1870s

Spanish (Catalan) Painter
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