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Northern Light HS  -   Andrew Wyeth HS 1994

American  1917-2009

Lithograph,  22 x 30 in  | 56 x 76 cm

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Jules Lefebvre (1836-1911) "Sappho" Oil on canvas

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Wood Nymph and Shepherd by Ferdinand Leeke (1905)

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The Portal Of Dreams; Richard Hescox.

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Illustrations from The Story of King Arthur and His Knights by Howard Pyle (1903)

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Hylas Carried Off by Nymphs by Henry Howard (19th Century)

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After the Storm.

 Ivan Fedorovich Choultsé

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St. George and a Dragon (1610) by Peter Paul Rubens

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Spring's Promise c1925 By Marjorie Miller Estes (1899-1995)

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The Battle of Flowers by Robert Anning Bell (English, 1863–1933) 

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"Three Black Cats" by Carl Kahler, (1856 - 1906)

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'Nereids Worshipping the Moon' by Moritz von Schwind, (1804-1871)

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Twilight (1899) by Joan Brull

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Lars Hertervig (February 16, 1830 - 1902) was a Norwegian landscape painter. His contemporaries considered him mad and he was committed for a number of years. Modern art historians see him as a forerunner to Modernism and even Surrealism, esp. because of his eerie use of light over water and mountains. He did not paint any human figures in his landscapes, either…

Above: Fra Borgøya (oil on canvas), 1867 - Nasjonalmuseet, Oslo

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Mother and Children, Hugues Merle

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Adoration of the Shepherds (1608) by Peter Paul Rubens