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Camila Stabbing Herself Instead of Her Lover Lotario Who had Seduced Her into Committing Adultery
John Vanderbank

1694-1739

1975.17:16

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Camille des moulins
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Can You Forbear Laughing?
Philip Dawe

1987.4

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Canal Grande and the Rialto
Giacomo Guardi

1764-1835

1993.424

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Canute / Goldar sculp.
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John Goldar

pub. 1737.

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Caparisoned Camel
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo

1727-1804

ca. 1780-1790

1997.68

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Capriccio of Rome with Triumphal Arch and Neptune Fountain
Giuseppe Galli Bibiena

1695-1757

L2019.137.7

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Capriccio with a Round Tower and Ruins by the Lagoon
Canaletto

1697-1768

1983.76

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Capriccio with a Squall on the Lagoon
Francesco Guardi

1712-1793

1775-1780

2017.114

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Capriccio with Fountain, Fallen Columns, and Satyrs
Giovanni Battista Piranesi

1720-1778

ca. 1747-48

1966.11:9

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