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Karel Dujardin
ca. 1641–78

Charles Meryon
After Reinier Nooms, called Zeeman
After Adriaen van de Velde
1850

Anonymous, French, 15th century
ca. 1499
Franz Karl Delavilla
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1907
Josef Diveky
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1908
Photographer Alex Agbaglo Acolatse
1975

Francesco Gallo
18th–19th century

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century

Eugène-Joseph Verboeckhoven
1870

Master ES
1466–67

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century

Possibly by Nicola Vassalo
Possibly by Saverio Vassalo
second half 18th century

Anonymous, Italian, 16th century
1520

Pacita Abad
1991

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century
John Gill
1990

Manufacturer American Art-Ceramic Company
ca. 1901–09

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century

Yoruba artist
19th–20th century
Fritzi Löw
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1912

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century

Possibly by Nicola Vassalo
Possibly by Saverio Vassalo
second half 18th century

Possibly by Nicola Vassalo
Possibly by Saverio Vassalo
second half 18th century

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century
Lill Tschudi
1945

Rosa Bonheur
modeled ca. 1842, cast probably before 1891

Italian, Naples
second half 18th century

Spanish
ca. 1180

Italian, Venice or Padua
first quarter 16th century
Dan artist
19th–mid-20th century

Etcher Wenceslaus Hollar
After Pieter van Avont
1646

Jan van der Meer the Younger
1682

Italian, Naples
18th century

Italian, Naples
18th–19th century

Nicolaes Berchem

European
12th century

Central Asia
early 12th century

Italian, Naples
18th century

Yoruba artist
19th–20th century

Designer Pietro Paulo Tozzi
Publisher Libraria del Giesu
October 1, 1604

8th century

Vietnam
late 2nd–3rd century
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