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Toy Bank - Stump Speaker, c. 1938 by Pearl Torell, is a mechanical coin bank designed as a figure on a stump, featuring movable parts, slot for coins, and interactive design, representing early 20th-century children's toys.-stock-foto
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Two Nude Children Lifting a Cudgel, c. 1748 by Pompeo Batoni depicts two young children nude, interacting to lift a cudgel, showing detailed anatomy, musculature, and dynamic posture, illustrating mid-18th-century Italian figurative painting.-stock-foto
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A Party in a Roman Villa, recto, by Pirro Ligorio depicts figures in a Roman villa engaged in leisure activities with architectural elements, furniture, and decorative objects, illustrating Italian Renaissance domestic and social scene painting.-stock-foto
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Cosimo I de' Medici, 1519-1574, Duke of Florence 1537, obverse, 1567 by Pier Paolo Galeotti, depicts the Duke in profile with detailed facial features, hairstyle, and ceremonial attire, exemplifying 16th-century Italian medallic portraiture.-stock-foto
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Still Life with Peacock Pie, 1627 by Pieter Claesz depicts a tabletop arrangement including a peacock pie, tableware, glassware, and food items, highlighting texture, reflections, and compositional balance, illustrating early 17th-century Dutch still life painting.-stock-foto
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Fantasy of an Ancient Capitol with Trophies and Grand Staircases, c. 1800 by Pietro Gonzaga depicts an imaginative interior with monumental staircases, sculptural trophies, architectural arches, and decorative columns, illustrating early 19th-century scenographic design.-stock-foto
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Soldier Receiving Orders from a Seated Officer, probably 1626 by Pieter Molijn, depicts a military scene with two figures, one seated officer giving instructions to a standing soldier, illustrating early 17th-century Dutch genre painting and military representation.-stock-foto
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Isabella d'Este by Pieter Holsteyn II, after Correggio and Parmigianino, depicts the portrait of the Italian noblewoman with detailed facial features, attire, and hair, exemplifying 17th-century Dutch engraving of Renaissance Italian portraiture.-stock-foto
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Jean Paul Bignon, Abbe du St Quentin by Pierre Drevet after Hyacinthe Rigaud is an engraved portrait depicting the abbot with detailed facial features, hair, ecclesiastical attire, and compositional emphasis, illustrating 18th-century French engraving and portraiture.-stock-foto
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River View by Pieter Stevens depicts a landscape with a river, distant hills, trees, and sky, with figures on the riverbank and boats, illustrating 17th-century Flemish landscape painting conventions and naturalistic detail.-stock-foto
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Edme-Sebastien Jeaurat, 1759 by Pierre Francois Martenasie after Charles-Nicolas Cochin II is an engraved portrait showing Jeaurat in period attire with detailed facial expression and compositional focus, illustrating 18th-century French engraving techniques.-stock-foto
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The nock is an archery component designed to attach to a bowstring, illustrating functional craftsmanship and period-specific design in archery tools.-stock-foto
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Travellers among Roman Ruins by Pieter Stevens depicts figures walking among classical Roman ruins including columns, arches, walls, and scattered architectural elements, with natural landscape and sky in the background, illustrating 17th-century Flemish landscape painting.-stock-foto
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Head with Three Infantile Faces, reverse, c. 1440-1444 by Pisanello depicts a human head with three small faces, showing detailed facial features and hair, exemplifying 15th-century Italian Renaissance medallic or medal design.-stock-foto
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Roman Numeral Date 1581, reverse, possibly Venetian 16th century, depicts an inscribed numeral sequence on a medal or coin surface with decorative elements, illustrating Italian Renaissance numismatic practices.-stock-foto
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Pottery Jar, c. 1940 by Paul Ward, is a ceramic vessel with a rounded body, narrow neck, and functional base, used for storage or decorative purposes, illustrating mid-20th-century ceramic craftsmanship.-stock-foto
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Le Boudoir, by Pierre Maleuvre after Sigmund Freudenberger, depicts an interior room with furniture, textiles, mirrors, and decorative objects, representing a private domestic space in 18th-century European interior art.-stock-foto
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Whippet, model c. 1848 by Pierre-Jules Mêne is a bronze sculpture of a small dog in standing pose with detailed musculature, coat texture, and alert expression, illustrating mid-19th-century French animalier sculpture.-stock-foto
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Head of a Youth Looking Up, c. 1485 by Pinturicchio, depicts the head of a young male with detailed facial expression, hairstyle, and neck posture, illustrating Italian Renaissance portrait drawing conventions and technique.-stock-foto
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Scales, 1935-1942 by Peter Connin, is a balance measuring instrument with a base, beam, and pans, used for weighing objects, illustrating early 20th-century precision tools and domestic or laboratory equipment.-stock-foto
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Leonello d'Este, 1407-1450, Marquess of Ferrara 1441, obverse by Pisanello is a medal portrait showing the profile of the marquess with detailed facial features, hair, attire, and inscription, exemplifying 15th-century Italian Renaissance medallic art.-stock-foto
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Bench, c. 1936 by Philip Johnson, is a furniture piece made of wood with a flat seat and support structure, designed for seating, representing functional interior design and early 20th-century craftsmanship.-stock-foto
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Venus and Adonis, 1631-1637 by Pietro Testa depicts the mythological figures of Venus and Adonis in a landscape setting with detailed anatomy, drapery, and naturalistic environment, exemplifying 17th-century Italian Baroque engraving.-stock-foto
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Lion Being Taught by Cupid to Sing, reverse, 1444 by Pisanello depicts a lion and Cupid in profile with detailed anatomy, facial expressions, and decorative background, exemplifying 15th-century Italian medal or artistic narrative engraving.-stock-foto
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Sir William Blackstone, 1923 by Paul Wayland Bartlett, is a sculptural portrait bust depicting the English jurist with detailed facial features, hair, and clothing, representing early 20th-century American sculpture and portraiture.-stock-foto
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Le Joug, 1899 by Pierre-Eugène Vibert is a painted genre scene showing two peasants yoked together at the neck, with detailed figures, rural landscape, and expressive gestures, illustrating 19th-century French genre painting.-stock-foto
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La Reine Fiammette, 1889 by Paul Signac, is a painting portraying a female figure with attire, gesture, and background, emphasizing color, light, and early 20th-century Neo-Impressionist style.-stock-foto
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Charging Bull with Cut Horns, reverse, 1567 by Pier Paolo Galeotti depicts a bull in profile with partially removed horns, dynamic musculature, and landscape background, exemplifying 16th-century Italian medal or relief design.-stock-foto
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LeMay, by Pierre-Alexandre Aveline after Antoine Watteau, illustrates a genre scene with figures in landscape, dressed in period costume, engaging in social activity, highlighting compositional balance and 18th-century French artistic style.-stock-foto
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Torso of Aphrodite, c. 200 B.C.-150 A.D., is a marble sculpture showing the torso of the goddess with detailed anatomy and drapery, reflecting Hellenistic or Roman artistic conventions and idealized female form.-stock-foto
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Eagle and Lesser Birds of Prey in a Rocky Landscape, reverse, 1449 by Pisanello depicts birds of prey in flight and perched on rocks, with detailed plumage and rocky terrain, exemplifying 15th-century Italian medal or engraving landscape composition.-stock-foto
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Saint Geldas by Pierre Roche depicts a religious figure, Saint Geldas, in traditional iconography with detailed facial features, attire, and attributes, illustrating 19th-century French religious painting conventions.-stock-foto
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The Tournament Place in the City of Zwickau, 1573 by Paulus Reinhart, is a detailed illustration of a city square with buildings, spectators, and jousting participants, showing 16th-century European urban event scenes.-stock-foto
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Fantasy of a Great Hall with Basketweave Columns, c. 1800 by Pietro Gonzaga depicts an interior scene with elaborately patterned columns, vaulted ceilings, grand staircases, and decorative architectural motifs, illustrating early 19th-century stage design and scenography.-stock-foto
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The Prima Macchina for the Chinea of 1738, Allegory of Regal Providence, by Pierre Parrocel depicts an allegorical composition with figures, architectural elements, and symbolic objects celebrating royal ceremony, illustrating early 18th-century French festival design.-stock-foto
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Patience, reverse, 1554 by Pompeo Leoni depicts a female allegorical figure seated with crossed arms, detailed drapery, and compositional balance, illustrating 16th-century Italian medallic art and allegorical portraiture.-stock-foto
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François-Pascal-Simon, Baron Gérard, sculpted by Pierre-Jean David d'Angers between 1836 and c. 1838, depicts the French general in formal attire with detailed facial features and posture, exemplifying early 19th-century French portrait sculpture.-stock-foto