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Hermia and Helena
Hermia and Helena
Washington Allston, before 1818
The Sisters
The Sisters
Washington Allston, c. 1816–1817
A Landscape after Sunset
A Landscape after Sunset
Washington Allston, c. 1819
Elijah in the Desert
Elijah in the Desert
Washington Allston, 1818
The Spanish Girl in Reverie
The Spanish Girl in Reverie
Washington Allston, 1831
Christ Healing the Sick
Christ Healing the Sick
Washington Allston, 1813
Landscape with a Lake
Landscape with a Lake
Washington Allston, 1804
The Flight of Florimell
The Flight of Florimell
Washington Allston, 1819
Samuel Williams
Samuel Williams
Washington Allston, c. 1817
An American Landscape
An American Landscape
Washington Allston
Diana on a Chase
Diana on a Chase
Washington Allston, 1805
Katharina and Petruchio (Scene from Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew")
Katharina and Petruchio (Scene from Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew")
Washington Allston, 1809

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