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Army Advancing among Roman RuinsArmy Advancing among Roman RuinsJacob van der Ulft, 1671Army CampArmy CampPhilips Wouwerman, 1665Arno LandscapeArno LandscapeLeonardo da Vinci, 1473Arnolfo di CambioArnolfo di CambioLuigi Pampaloni, 1828Arrival of the BoatsArrival of the BoatsJacob Maris, 1884Arrival of the Pilgrims in CologneArrival of the Pilgrims in CologneVittore Carpaccio, 1490Art and its SpiritsArt and its SpiritsNikolaos Gyzis, 1876Artemis BraschiArtemis BraschiUnknown Roman sculptor (Imperial period), 50Artemis GyziArtemis GyziNikolaos Gyzis, 1890A Ruined Castle GatewayA Ruined Castle GatewayJacob van Ruisdael, 1652Asceticism and the Joy of LivingAsceticism and the Joy of LivingFrank Buchser, 1865A Schoolmaster at His Lectern with His PupilsA Schoolmaster at His Lectern with His PupilsAmico Aspertini, 1510A SeaportA SeaportClaude Lorrain, 1644A Session of the Painting JuryA Session of the Painting JuryHenri Gervex, 1885A Shepherdess, known as ‘The beautiful Shepherdess’A Shepherdess, known as ‘The beautiful Shepherdess’Paulus Moreelse, 1630A Ship on the High Seas Caught by a Squall, Known as ‘The Gust’A Ship on the High Seas Caught by a Squall, Known as ‘The Gust’Willem van de Velde the Younger, 1680A Shipwreck in Stormy Seas ('Tempête')A Shipwreck in Stormy Seas ('Tempête')Joseph Vernet, 1773A SibylA SibylVittore Carpaccio, 1510A Single Tulip in a VaseA Single Tulip in a VaseBalthasar van der Ast, 1625A Sleeping Boy and a Man Removing Fleas from HimselfA Sleeping Boy and a Man Removing Fleas from HimselfMichiel Sweerts, 1652A Sleeping CourtesanA Sleeping CourtesanFrans van Mieris the Elder, 1669A Sloop with Passengers Sailing before the WindA Sloop with Passengers Sailing before the WindChristoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, 1831A Soldier of the JanissariesA Soldier of the JanissariesWorkshop of Jean Baptiste Vanmour, 1718A Soldier (study for The Enrollment of the Volunteers of 1792)A Soldier (study for The Enrollment of the Volunteers of 1792)Thomas CoutureAsphyxia! (left part)Asphyxia! (left part)Angelo Morbelli, 1884