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1 Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres “Jupiter and Thetis” 1811

2 Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres “Napoleon on his Imperial Throne” 1806

3 Jacques Louis David “The Oath of the Horatii” 1784

4 Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres ‘The Death of Socrates” 1787

5 Anton Raphael Mengs “The Annunciation” 1779

6 Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres “Perseus and Andromeda” 1774 - 1779

7 John Singleton Copley “The Return of Neptune” c. 1754

8 John Singleton Copley “Paul Revere” 1776

9 John Singleton Copley “Portrait of the Copley Family” 1776

10 Joshua Reynolds “Colonel Acland and Lord Sydney, 'The Archers'” 1769

11 Joshua Reynolds “George Clive and his family with an Indian maid” 1765

12 Joshua Reynolds “Self Portrait” 1776

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