1. Pompeo Batoni Thomas William Coke 1774 NEOCLASSICAL

2. Andrea Mantegna, The Agony in the Garden, 1460, EARLY ITALIAN RENAISSANCE

3. Winslow Homer, The Life Line, 1884.

4. Nicolas Lancret, A Lady and Gentlemen with Two Girls In a Garden, 1742. ROCOCO

5. Vincent Van Gogh Still Life with Absinthe 1887 POST-IMPRESSIONIST

6. Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres The Bather of Valpincon 1808 FRENCH NEOCLASSICAL

7. Hugo Van Der Goes The Fall of Man c1470 EARLY NORTHERN RENAISSANCE

8. Anthony Van Dyck Charles I on Horseback 1636 FLEMISH BAROQUE

9. Michelangelo, The Doni Tondo, 1503-4. HIGH ITALIAN RENAISSANCE

10. Caravaggio, The Taking of Christ, 1602. ITALIAN BAROQUE

11. Ahkenaten and his Wife, 1353-1335 BCE. EGYPTIAN AMARNA

12. Gilbert Stuart James Madison 1804 AMERICAN NEOCLASSICAL

13. Frans Hals Yonker Ramp & His Sweetheart 1623 DUTCH BAROQUE

14. Giotto The Kiss of Judas 1304-1306 LATE GOTHIC

15. Claude Monet Waterlillies 1907 IMPRESSIONISM

16. Peter Paul Rubens The Exchange of Princesses (for Marie d’Medici) 1621 FLEMISH BAROQUE

17. William Hart, Mount Madison from the Androscoggin River. 1860s. HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL

18. Pieter Bruegel, Children’s Games, 1559-1560. HIGH NETHERLANDISH RENAISSANCE

19. Edward Hopper, The Lighthouse at Two Lights. 1929. REGIONALISM

20. Ashurbanipal II c860 BCE ASSYRIAN

21. Jacopo Pontormo Monsignor della Casa 1541-1544 MANNERISM

22. Hieronymus Bosch, The Tribulations of St. Anthony, c1505. HIGH NETHERLANDISH RENAISSANCE

23. Richard Hamilton Just What Is It That Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing? 1956. POP ART

24. St. Mary's Cathedral in Covington, KY, 1894-1915. GOTHIC REVIVAL

25. Christopher Wren, St. Paul’s Cathedral (London), 1677-1708. ENGLISH BAROQUE

26. St. Paul’s Cathedral (Layout), 1677-1708. ENGLISH BAROQUE