Nicolò Barabino (page 15)

Portrait of Francois-Nicolas Mollien 1806 Robert Lefevre

Venice William James Muller

Views across the Bosphorus, Constantinople Hermann David Salomon Corrodi

Portico and pediment from the Huydecoper house Philips Vinckboons II

Mater Dolorosa, 1554 Titian

Woman with Parasol turned on the left Claude Monet

A Tiger attacking an Arab Stallion, 1824 Charles Towne

The Discovery of the Body of Holofernes, 1470-1472 Anonymous

Mortal man (Parable), Early 18th cen Russian icon

Romes Colosseum illuminated, 1864 Anonymous

Calico, 1920 Anonymous

Madonna della Misericordia (Madonna of Mercy), c. 1500 Anonymous

Vase, conically shaped, with multi-colored decor Willem Elstrodt

Death of the Pharaohs Firstborn Son, 1872 Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema

Judith and Holofernes Jacopo Tintoretto

Calico, End of 19th-Early 20th cen Anonymous

Audience of Charles Gravier, Comte de Vergennes, with the Sultan Osman III in Constantinople, 1755 Antoine Favray

Tricolore Rosette French School

Coffeepot with lid, multicolor painted with chinoiserie and the arms of the Venetian family Morosini Anonymous

Antiochus and Stratonice, 18th century Francesco Fontebasso

New Mexico Recollection, c.1923 Marsden Hartley

Play of colors Anonymous

Arabian Graveyard, 1909 Wassily Kandinsky

Multicolor Crash Anonymous

Terry Curran wearing team colours 1980 Monte Fresco

Arab (Yacht) Anonymous

The Conquest of Mexico by Hernan Cortés Anonymous

Arabian Encampment, c.1847 Eugene Fromentin

Onicidium concolor F. Sander

Anglo-Arabian Stallion in the Imperial Stables at Versailles Theodore Gericault

Icon of the Mother of God ?Joy of all who Sorrow? end of 17th century Anonymous

Vase, conically shaped, with multi-colored decor Willem Elstrodt

Arab saddling his horse, 1855 Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix

The Colosseum Gaspar van Wittel

Teapot with lid, multicolor painted with chinoiserie, Meissener Porzellan Manufaktur, c. 1725 - c. 1730, Meissen Germany Meissener Porzellan Manufaktur

The Holy Family with Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara (Triptych), c. 1505 Jan Gossaert