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1. Design for Century Guild monogram — Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo, 1800
2. Headline Design for the Periodical Magyar Iparművészet (Hungarian Applied Arts) — helbing ferenc, 1898
3. 'Sketch of costumes for ''Snow Maiden''' — Nikolai Rerih
4. Sketch for Opera Glass, (painting) — phineas e paist, 1906
5. The sketch of the round window art — Koloman Moser, 1897
6. Girls with flowers at feet — Raphael Kirchner, 1902
7. Ice Flowers — Raphael Kirchner, 1899
8. Design for hanging light fixture — Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1901

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1. Girls with flowers at feet — Raphael Kirchner, 1902
2. Fort Worth Museum of Art sketches — Massimo Vignelli, Vignelli Associates, 1976
3. Design for hanging light fixture — Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1901
4. Rough Design Sketch for Ceiling Decoration, Russell Cotes Art Gallery Museum — eustace p. e nash, 1949
5. The sketch of the round window art — Koloman Moser, 1897
6. Sketch, two girls — Alceu De Paula Penna, 1970
7. Can, Books, Wineglass, Bread and Arum Sketch of Two Women and a Girl — Vincent Van Gogh, 1890
8. Sketch for Opera Glass, (painting) — phineas e paist, 1906
9. Ice Flowers — Raphael Kirchner, 1899
10. Headline Design for the Periodical Magyar Iparművészet (Hungarian Applied Arts) — helbing ferenc, 1898

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1. Sketches of Two Compositions (Women in Nature) — Hryhori Havrõlenko, 1964
2. Two Women on the Hillside, Sketch — Franz Marc, 1906
3. Küljel lilletega kujundus — Léon Bakst
4. Temple - Sketch for a Set Design — Salvador Dalí, 1941
5. Red Flower: The Women of Okinawa (9 of 11) — Ishikawa Mao, 1975
6. Wallpaper or textile design, ribboned flower-bunch on spotted background — Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo, 1880
7. Flower, Plant and Landscape Sketches from Life — Xie Zhiliu, 1901
8. Sketch for stage design 1 — Nikolai Rerih
9. Flower, Plant and Landscape Sketches from Life — Xie Zhiliu, 1901
10. Sketches Of Seated Moorish Women — David Roberts
11. Scenery sketch for a stage design — Nikolai Rerih
12. Sketch for Ohio State Capitol Design — Thomas Cole, 1838