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1. study of a dead stag — Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
2. Study of a Dead Tree — Myles Birket Foster
3. Study for the Queen in Death of Arthur — Edward Coley Burne-Jones
4. Reading the News of the Queen’s Death in a Cornish Cottage — Elizabeth Adela Stanhope Forbes
5. Death of Virginia, Study — Nikolai Ge, 1857
6. Death of Virginia, Study — Nikolai Ge, 1857
7. Death of Virginia, Study — Nikolai Ge, 1857
8. Madonna Mourning. Studies for the Entombment of Christ — Guercino
9. Study for the Age of Augustus, Birth of Christ — Jean-Léon Gérôme
10. Studio per la morte di Lady Macbeth — Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1875

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1. Il sogno di Dante al momento della morte di Beatrice — Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1870
2. Study for the Queen in Death of Arthur — Edward Coley Burne-Jones
3. Study of a Dead Tree — Myles Birket Foster
4. Studies for the Death of Empedokles — Salvatore Rosa, 1666
5. Madonna Mourning. Studies for the Entombment of Christ — Guercino
6. “Birth of Adonis” and “Death of Adonis” — Workshop Of François Boucher, 1733
7. Death of Virginia, Study — Nikolai Ge, 1857
8. Female Figure. Study for the drawing ‘Birth of Louis XV’ — tardieu jean charles (cochin), 1753
9. Death of Virginia, Study — Nikolai Ge, 1857
10. The Death Of Marat (Study) — Jacques-Louis David
11. Studio per "Morte e Vittoria" — John Singer Sargent, 1921
12. Study for the Age of Augustus, Birth of Christ — Jean-Léon Gérôme

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1. La morte del Generale Wolfe a Québec, 1759 (studio) — George Romney, 1763
2. Birth, Death and Regeneration – South Wall 2 — Eduardo Carrillo Nava, 1979
3. Birth, Death and Regeneration – North Wall Detail — Eduardo Carrillo Nava, 1979
4. La Fontana, n. 1: L'indiano ferito che placa la sua sete di morte — Thomas Cole, 1843
5. Studies for the Death of Empedokles — Salvatore Rosa, 1666
6. Birth and Death IV, from the portfolio Murder in the Cathedral — frank rampolla, 1966
7. Studio per Il Conflitto tra Vittoria e Morte — John Singer Sargent, 1922
8. Study for Love and Death — George Frederic Watts, 1860