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1. Five Figure Studies 2 — Thomas Sully
2. Five Figure Studies; Two Studies of Lions — Thomas Sully
3. Unfinished Standing Classical Male Nude; Cardinal Bentivoglio after Van Dyke; Mother and Child; Equestrian Figure — Thomas Sully

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1. Sketches of Two Women, a Man Fighting a Beast, Two Furniture Fragments — Thomas Sully
2. Unfinished Standing Classical Male Nude; Cardinal Bentivoglio after Van Dyke; Mother and Child; Equestrian Figure — Thomas Sully
3. Five Figure Studies 2 — Thomas Sully
4. Five Figure Studies; Two Studies of Lions — Thomas Sully
5. Groups of Putti; a Girl and Dog; Massacre of Innocents — Thomas Sully
6. Child with Dog; Two Figures in Encounter; Two Figures and Child Attending to Dying Male; Figure on Deathbed — Thomas Sully
7. Drapery Study. Study for Semiramis Building Babylon — hilaire-germain-edgar degas
8. Sketches of Friezes and Groups of Figures in Three Tiers, Some Antique, Some 16th and 17th Century Genre — Thomas Sully
9. Sketch 33 — Thomas Sully
10. Three Seated Men Conversing; Two Recumbent Children; Back of an Athlete; Seated Male Figure — Thomas Sully
11. Study for the left hand of 'The Woman clothed with the Sun' — Benjamin West
12. Two male figure studies and St Peter — Pisanello
13. Mother Love (study for sculpture) — chaim gross
14. Study Journal, naked couple and the Devil — Albrecht Dürer
15. Study nuts — Fernand Léger, 1931
16. Study sheet with Madonna and child, hand and sleeve — Albrecht Dürer
17. Estudo de mãos (várias pesquisas) — Leonardo da Vinci
18. Portrait; Landscape Composition; Two Women; Woman and Child; Baby — Thomas Sully
19. Five Studies of Male Figure and two of His Right Hand and Arm (for “Madonna del Popolo”, Firenze, Galleria degli Uffizi) — Federico Barocci, 1579
20. Estudo de Vestimenta para uma Figura Sentada — Leonardo da Vinci, 1470
21. Studies of a Calvary — Albrecht Dürer
22. Study of Feet and Hands — Teodoro Géricault, 1818
23. Sketch 47 — Thomas Sully
24. Study of a Head Looking Upward (recto) — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1504

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