Jacques Linard. Still Life of Shells and Coral (‘Nature morte aux coquillages et au corail’), ca. 1630 (Fondation Custodia/ Collection Frits Lugt, Paris).

Oil on wood: 47 x 64 cm.

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John Kacere. Serina '72, 1972 (Collection Bruce R. Lewin, New York).

Oil on canvas: 127 x 179 cm.

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Henri Matisse. Bathers by a River, 1917 (Art Institute of Chicago).

Oil on canvas: 260 x 392 cm(!). Originally part of a 1909 Russian commission with Dance II and Music (State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg). Rejected, and reworked in 1913-1917.

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Jopie Huisman. Self-Portrait (‘Zelfportret’), 1978 (Jopie Huisman Museum, Workum).

Oil on canvas: 80 x 60 cm.

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William Larkin. Portrait of a young Lady - possibly Jane Lady Thornhaugh, 1617 (Yale Center for British Art, New Haven/ USA).

Oil on wood: 113.7 x 83.8 cm. The ‘Curtain Master’.

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Johan Thomas Lundbye. Open Country in North Zealand, Denmark (‘Sjællandsk landskab. Åben egn i det nordlige Sjælland’), 1842 (Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen).

Oil on canvas: 112.3 x 142.4 cm.

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Frank Nitsche. BTV-10-2002, 2002 (private collection).

Oil on canvas: 200 x 175 cm.

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Jalmari Ruokokoski. Love (‘Rakkaus’), 1910 (Kansallisgalleria - Ateneumin taidemuseo, Helsinki).

Oil on canvas: 58.5 x 55 cm.

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Susanne Mitchell. Waiting, 2015 (private collection, USA).

Oil and mixed media on canvas: 165.1 x 152.4 cm.

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Gustav Klimt. Farm Garden with Sunflowers (‘Bauerngarten mit Sonnenblumen’), 1907 (Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna).

Oil on canvas: 110 x 110 cm.

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Jan Havicksz Steen. The Effects of Intemperance, ca. 1664 (National Gallery, London).

Oil on wood: 76 x 107 cm.

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Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. African (‘Afrikanisches’), 1954 (Brücke-Museum, Berlin).

Oil on canvas: 76 x 90 cm.

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Kurt Peiser. Embrace (‘Embrassement’), ca. 1920 (private collection).

Oil on canvas: 50 x 61 cm. Auctioned at De Vuyst Lokeren, October 2015. Kind of a young Tom Waits vibe with this Peiser guy.

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Lisa Brice. Untitled, 2019 (artist’s portfolio).

Oil, synthetic tempera, ink and pastel on linen: 203 x 105 cm. Lisa Brice (2018): “I am drawn to the ambiguity that people and places can hold. Sometimes the compositions of my paintings feel like cinematic outtakes: the moments between directed actions, when the figures are ‘on their own time’, self-involved, performing only for themselves or one another. There are infinite possibilities embodied in these transitional states of being, which could also be a time of day, or adolescence, or gender, or rooms that feel like threshold spaces – thinly veiled interiors with glimpses of the exterior, grilles or indoor plants, typical in the tropics. These are all thrilling states – a kind of magical suspension”.

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Anton Rooskens. Springdance ('Lentedans'), 1971 (private collection).

Oil on canvas: 81 x 64 cm. Auctioned at Christie’s Amsterdam, June 2011.

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Carlo Crivelli. Madonna and Child, ca. 1473 (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).

Tempera and gold on wood: 36.5 x 23.5 cm(!). Crivelli hands.

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Anders Zorn. By Lake Siljan (‘Vid Siljan’), 1905 (Nationalmuseum, Stockholm).

Oil on canvas: 81 x 100 cm.

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Lino Selvatico. The Shoe (‘La scarpatta’), 1924 (private collection).

Oil on panel: 46.4 x 36.2 cm. Auctioned at Christie’s New York, July 2016.

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Christian Rex van Minnen. Reglaze the Pizza Dynasty, 2018 (artist’s portfolio).

Oil on panel: 61 x 76.2 cm. Christian Rex van Minnen (2017): “I never want to be provocative just for provocation's sake. I'm really cautious about being too ironic, or even flippant. I think it has to come from a place that's sincere, otherwise it comes off the wrong way; so what you say is true. The power of the technique itself is that you can kind of put anything behind it and it'll look good. In history, that's been a very manipulating force. You have to be careful. What is the message behind it? And if it's devoid of message, then it's just manipulation”.

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Piet Mondriaan/ Mondrian. Summer - Dune in Zeeland ('Zomer - Duin in Zeeland'), 1910 (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York).

Oil on canvas: 134 x 195 cm. From the collection of the Kunstmuseum Den Haag, on permanent display at the Guggenheim New York.

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