Still Life - Oliver Clare
 

A basket of fruit - Hendrik Lens
 

Grapes, peaches, redcurrants, cherries, an apple and a dragonfly on a ledge - (after) Bartholomeus Assteyn
 

Grapes, pears, peaches, and a melon in a basket, on a stone ledge - William Sartorius
 

Grapes, cherries, plums, peaches, walnuts and a melon in a porcelain bowl - Johan Christian Roedig
 

A Still Life Of Fruit And And Flowers - (after) Jan Pauwel The Elder Gillemans
 

Great Flower Books - John Lindley
 

Still Life Of Hazelnuts, Grapes, Oysters And Other Foods On A Draped Table - Laurens Craen
 

Peaches and grapes in a glass bowl on a stone ledge with a wasp - Panfilo Nuvolone
 

Still Life Of Fruit With Peaches In A Basket - (after) William Jones Of Bath
 

A Still Life With A Bunch Of White And Black Grapes, Prunes, Lemons, Corn, Cherries And Strawberries Hanging Above A Stone Ledge - Jan Pauwel Gillemans The Elder
 

Grapes, melon, an apple and plums on a silver salver - (after) Maximilian Pfeiler
 

Plums, grapes, and peaches in a blue and white bowl on a table - (after) Louise Moillon
 

Grapes, a peach, a tomato, a carnation and nuts on a marble ledge - Maria Gertrude Goeje-Barbiers
 

A Garland Of Blue And White Grapes, Peaches, Oranges, Lemons And Prunes, Figs, Corn And Chestnuts - Jan Pauwel II the Younger Gillemans
 

Still Life With Bunches Of Grapes In A Porcelain Bowl - Peter Paul Binoit
 

Still Life Of Melon, Peaches, Pears, And Grapes On The Vine In A Basket - Joseph Teal Cooper
 

A Still Life With Grapes In A Bronze Cup, On A Stone Ledge - (after) Frans Snyders
 

Diane de Poitiers c. 1590 - Anonymous Artist

The Plague, 1898 - Arnold Böcklin

Death and the Maiden 1518-20 - Hans Baldung Grien

Study for the Family Portrait of Sir Thomas More c. 1527 - Hans, the Younger Holbein

Maesta 1280s - Duccio Di Buoninsegna

The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb 1521 - Hans, the Younger Holbein

The Noble Lady from Dance of Death 1524-26 - Hans, the Younger Holbein

The Passion 1524-25 - Hans, the Younger Holbein

The Synagoge c. 1435 - Konrad Witz