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.jpg "Ceres, Roman Goddess of the Harvest, Enthroned, Wall Painting from Pompeii")
.jpg "Allegory of the nobility. The star means the elevation of feelings. The statue of Minerva and the spear mark that it can acquire merit in science and weapons. Engraving in")
.jpg "The Procession of the Goddess of Reason")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-469868).jpg "Ceres (or Demeter, from Pompeii Wall Painting)")
.jpg "Allegory of the law. His radiant diadem marks his divine origin. The sceptre denotes its authority and the book is open or inscribed “In Legibus Salus” means that it promises a reward to those who obey it. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem")
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.jpg "Design for an Emblem of the United States of America")
.jpg "Allegory of Health Represented by a Strong Woman Holding a Rooster, Animal Consecrated to Aesculapius, God of Medicine. She Holds a Stick Around Which Is a Snake, an Animal Least Prone to Disease. Engraving in")
.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 "Allegory of Slander Holding a Torch and Ruthlessly Dragging a Naked Teen Who Joins Hands and Looks at the Sky. Engraving in")
.jpg "Advert for the Exposition de Lyon")
.jpg "Ethics, frontispiece to Book 1 Part 10 of")
.jpg "M Silesio, The Arcadian Princess, Tr R Brathwait, T Harper for Bostocke 1635")
.jpg "Allegorical figure of Friesland and Groningen with coats of arms")
.jpg "Liberty: Allegory of the Revolution and the Republic")
.jpg "Successor of Charlemagne")
.jpg "Allegory of madness. The bear skin coat desires madness that carries anger, the action of dancing emphasizes those who wear to gaiety. The vane on his head marks the instability of fantasies. It contrasts the light of a candle with the light rays of the su")
.jpg "Jupiter: Son of Saturn and Rhee Brotherhood of Titan Child, he was fed by the goat Amalthee")
.jpg "Reason, Engraved by Carre")
.jpg "Liberty, Patron of the French")
.jpg "Copy of a Cover Illustration from Theatrum Instrumentorum de Besson, Copy by Boris Mestchersky, Illustration from Histoire de la Nation Francaise, Sciences, Volumes I & II, by Gabriel Hanotaux")
.jpg "Memorial to Lord Ligonier, Westminster Abbey, London")
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.jpg "Allegory of philosophy sitting on a marble throne above several steps. She has a golden diadem on the forehead and holds two open books")
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.jpg "Decorative Group Intended for the Facade of the New Opera of Paris, Executed in Galvanoplastic Copper by MM Christofle")
.jpg "Male Nude Study")
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.jpg "Female Nude Raising One Arm")
.jpg "David Johnston, 1808")
.jpg "An Unfortunate Family")
.jpg "Innocence Preferring Love and Riches, c. 1804")
.jpg "Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord 1754-1838, Prince de Talleyrand")
.jpg "David Johnston")
.jpg "Head of a Woman")
.jpg "Mme. Dufresne")
.jpg "Justice and Divine Vengeance Pursuing Crime, 1808")
.jpg "Rape of Europa")
.jpg "Ceres")
.jpg "Adonis")
.jpg "A Reading")
.jpg "On Board a Sailing Ship")
.jpg "The Flamingos")
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.jpg "Angel Brings the Desired")
.jpg "Spruce Thicket in the Snow")
.jpg "Mars and Venus, Allegory of Peace")
.jpg "Philosophy")
.jpg "Isle of the Dead")
.jpg "Turkish Café")
.jpg "Rosa Damascena, from Les Roses, 1817-24")
.jpg "Ascending Path")
.jpg "The Destruction of an Empire")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1346973).jpg "Homage to Jacquin (")
.jpg "A Street at Night")
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