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	Icon: Nativity 16th century		Icon: Transfiguration 16th century		Lesson of Singing Jan Joseph II Horemanns, 1750s		Osen from the Kagiya Tea House Ippitsusai Buncho, Circa 1770
	Icon: Our Lady of the Don. Hexameron and Selected Saints 16th - early 17th century		Icona: Saviour Late 16th century		Map of St Petersburg Between 1700 and 1725		Path in the Mountains Antonio Fontanesi, Circa 1860
	Icon: Prophets Jeremiah and Habakkum Early 16th century		Idill Second half of the 19th century		Meeting of Esau and Jacob 1620s		Portrait of a Lady in a Green Dress, with a red Shawl Augustin Christian Ritt, 1790s
	Icon: Prophets King Solomon and Ezekiel Early 16th century		Illustration for Charles Perrault's 'Bluebeard' Gustave Dore, Before 1862		Mummers Frans Breydel, Early 1700s		Portrait of a Man Alexander Molinari, 1817
	Icon: Sts Theodore Stratilates and Theodore Tiron 15th century		Komachi from the Sckidera Temple Kikukawa Eizan, 1810s-1820s		Ofuji of Yanagiya Ippitsusai Buncho, Between 1764 and 1765		Portrait of a Man Franz von Lenbach, Second half of the 19th century
	Icon: The Virgin of Smolensk Andrey Leontyev, 1812		Landscape with Pines at a Moonlit Night Jean-Francis Auburtin, 1890s		Operation Jan Joseph I Horemanns, 1740s		Portrait of a Russian General 1815

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