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Formerly attributed to Philips Wouwerman
An Encampment, Possibly a Horse Fair
Philip Pearlstein
Bayonet Practice I
Italian School
Saint Helena Between Saints Lawrence and Dominic
Claude Lorrain
Temple at Tivoli. Verso: Outline of the Temple at Tivoli drawn in reverse
Verso:
Yes
Alfred Bryan
Justin McCarthy II
Aniello Falcone
Head of a Screaming Man in Profile, known as a Portrait of Masaniello
Verso:
Yes
Jim Dine
Glyptothek Drawings: Seven Views of the Hermaphrodite Drawing 5
Johan Jakob Biedermann
Four Architectural Wings
Edmund Joseph Sullivan
Why sits he here in his father's chair? ... that huge scapegoat of the race
Charles-Michel-Ange Challes
Architectural Interior with a Series of Equestrian Statues
Italian School
Half-length Figure of a Woman with Braided Hair, Looking up to the Left. Verso: Bearded Man in Profile to the Right, Wearing a Garment with Puffed Sleeves
Verso:
Yes
Enea Vico
River-God after the Antique (Nile)
RobertRauschenberg
Untitled
James S. Ogilvy
St. Giles Cripplegate, Before Restoration
Simone Cantarini
Studies of an Infant in Various Poses
Charles Keene
Two Men at a Doorway
Johann Adam Klein
Georg Gottfried Christian Klein
Gian Paolo Panini
Classical Ruins with Figures and Statues of Silenus and the River Nile
Eugène Delacroix
Jacob Wrestling with the Angel
Pietro Testa
The Dream of Joseph
Edmund Joseph Sullivan
The fires of Hell brake out of thy rising sun ...
Francesco Di Maria
Youthful Saint. Verso: Mary Magdalene
Verso:
Yes
Prospero Fontana
Et Amo et Vereor
Giorgio Vasari
Design for the Decoration of a Loggia with Grotesques
Lavinia Fontana
Portrait of an Old Man with a Beard
Italian School
SS. Augustine and Catherine
Giovanni Battista Paggi
Angels Giving Communion
Verso:
Yes
Adriaen van de Velde
Side View of a Cow Resting, Facing Left
Walton Ford
Study for "Leipzig"
Walter Crane
Preparatory Design for Spencer's "Faerie Queene: A Poem in Six Books, with the Fragment Mutabilitie", ed. by Thomas J. Wise, London, G. Allen, 1895-1897: Design for Book IV, 872
Verso:
Yes
Francesco Granacci
Two Groups of Standing Apostles. Verso: Faint Skteches of Figures, Including an Angel
Verso:
Yes
After Girolamo Mocetto
Metamorphosis of the Nymph Amymone
Mark Catesby
Frutex Spinosus
Honoré Daumier
Two Lawyers Conversing
Attributed to William Hogarth
A Nude Female Figure Half Reclining
Attributed to Philips Wouwerman
Annunciation to the Shepherds: Luke 2:1-20
Achille Devéria
Daniel Interpreting the Writing on the Wall
Domenico Fossati
Landscape. Verso: Landscape
Verso:
Yes
Alfred Bryan
Tim Healy
Attributed to Eugène Delacroix
Head of a Woman
Verso:
Yes
Jim Dine
Glyptothek Drawings: Seven Views of the Hermaphrodite Drawing 4
Workshop of Giovanni Battista Piranesi
Design for a Corinthian Capital
Saul Steinberg
Untitled (Wyoming)
Randolph Caldecott
Man and Woman Reclining in a Hut
Samuel Laurence
Portrait of the artist's eldest daughter
Hubert François Gravelot
Drawing for the Decamerone (v Journée, Nouvelle 6)
Attributed to Alessandro Casolani
Crucified Christ and Three Further Studies for Same Figure. Verso: Head of a Man Wearing a Helmet
Verso:
Yes
Cesare da Sesto
Study for St. Sebastian, a Nude Female Figure Seen from Behind, and a Reclining Man Below. Verso: A Nude Female Figure Holding a Shield and Helmet; below, a Smaller Sketch of the Same Figure in a Different Position; a Study for Grotesques with a Seated Captive
Verso:
Yes