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• Perseus flying to the rescue of Andromeda John Doyle 1847
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• Sad occurence near Exeter. A bishop tossed by a bull, and worried by a martin! John Doyle 1845-1847
• The seven bold Swabians; – who sallied forth with one spear John Doyle 1847-1847
• The (Modern) Deluge John Doyle 1848
• Si sabrá mas el discipulo (Might not the pupil know more) Francisco de Goya 1796-1797
• Kami-yui – Hairdresser Kitagawa Utamaro 1793-1804
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• Polyzoa XII Frederick McCoy 1885-1890
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