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Eurographics Giclees by Code Giclee Item Number EUROGRAPHICS GICLEES BY CODE GICLEE ITEM NUMBER ARTIST TITLE PAGE 0001 Coretta Scott King 55 0002 de Lempicka, Tamara Adam & Eve 503 0003 de Lempicka, Tamara Les Deux Amies 503 0004 History of Slavery in America 53 0005 Famous African-Americans 53 0010 In Speech, in Life, in Love 199 0011 23rd Psalm 199 0012 Behold 200 0013 Living Soul 200 0014 Olive Tree 199 0016 The Light 199 0017 Treasure 199 0018 Weeping 199 0019 Wondrous 200 0025 Hohenstein, Adolfo Tosca, Puccini 252 25 van Utens, Giusto Villa di Castello 435 0026 Hohenstein, Adolfo Madama Butterfly 252 0041 Spiders and Arachnids 96 0043 Durer, Albrecht Praying Hands 511 0045 Warren, Jim At Sunset 461 0046 Warren, Jim CatWoman 460 0047 Warren, Jim Circle of Friends 458 0048 Warren, Jim Evening Comfort 460 0049 Warren, Jim Galloping Waves 459 0050 Warren, Jim Mermaid and Unicorn 458 0051 Warren, Jim Moonlit Romance 461 0052 Warren, Jim Natures Embrace 461 0053 Warren, Jim Paradise 460 53 Bouguereau, William Adolphe Mother and Child 475 0054 Warren, Jim Seven Dolphins 458 0055 Warren, Jim The Prince and the Mermaid 459 0056 Warren, Jim The Tigress 460 0057 Warren, Jim The Calling 461 0058 Warren, Jim They only come out at Night 459 0059 Warren, Jim Together Again 461 0060 Warren, Jim Wild Spirit 459 0061 Warren, Jim Wild Water 459 0062 Warren, Jim The Last Embrace 461 0063 Warren, Jim The Wave 459 0064 Warren, Jim Fanta-Sea 461 0065 Warren, Jim Tiger Within 460 0066 Warren, Jim Island Dreams 460 0067 Solar System 37 0068 Warren, Jim Stairway to Heaven 460 0069 Motocross II 21 0070 Sailboat and Waterfall at Earth's End 24 0071 Motocross Big Air 21 0072 Feathered Dinosaurs 1 51 0073 Lightning Striking Tree II 163 0074 Feathered Dinosaurs 2 51 0075 World War II Aircraft 28 0076 Modern Warplanes 28 0077 Butterflies 96 0078 Horses 74 1 of 64 EUROGRAPHICS GICLEES BY CODE GICLEE ITEM NUMBER ARTIST TITLE PAGE 0079 Sharks 86 0080 The Evolution of Life 49 0081 Beetles 96 0082 Whales and Dolphins 87 0083 The Egyptians 49 0084 Leonardo da Vinci 43 0085 Civil Aircraft 25 0086 History of Aviation 26 0087 World War I Aircraft 27 0088 Military Helicopters 31 0089 Oceans & Seas 47 0090 Steam Locomotives 7 0091 Modern Locomotives 7 0092 Rosa Parks 55 0093 Ralph Bunche 55 0094 Booker T. Washington 55 0095 Rev. Jesse Jackson 55 0096 Reconstructed Dinosaur Skulls 50 0098 Dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period 50 0099 Dinosaurs of the Jurassic Period 50 100 Dicksee, Sir Frank Bernard La Belle Dame sans Merci 510 101 Desert Dreams I 323 102 Desert Dreams II 323 0103 B.S.A. Motor Bicycles 301 109 Dicksee, Sir Frank Bernard Romeo and Juliet 510 0126 Parrots 85 0127 Earthquakes 47 0128 Flags of the World 353 0129 Aircraft Carrier Evolution 23 130 Leighton, Edmund Blair God Speed 555 131 Bouguereau, William Adolphe The First Kiss, Detail 473 0132 Submarines and U-Boats 23 0133 World War II War Ships 23 0136 Harris, Lawren S. Maligne Lake, Jasper Park 522 0137 Harris, Lawren S. Lake Superior 522 0139 Harris, Lawren S. Coldwell Bay, North of Lake Superior 522 0140 Klimt, Gustav Tree of Life, Detail 1 537 0141 Klimt, Gustav Tree of Life, Detail 2 537 0142 Klimt, Gustav The Kiss, Detail 2 531 0143 Klimt, Gustav Tree of Life Dark 549 0144 Klimt, Gustav The Fulfillment, Detail 536 0145 Klimt, Gustav The Tree of Life, Detail 8 538 0146 Klimt, Gustav The Kiss, dark Detail 531 147 Dicksee, Sir Frank Bernard La Belle Dame sans Merci 510 148 Hayez, Francesco Il Bacio 522 149 Waterhouse, John William The Shrine 641 0150 van Gogh, Vincent Almond Branches in Tan 630 0151 van Gogh, Vincent Almond Branches in Bloom 630 0152 van Gogh, Vincent Almond Branches in Tan 630 0153 van Gogh, Vincent Almond Branches in Bloom 630 0154 Adonis 344 0155 Scheffer, Ary The Ghosts of Paolo and Francesca 609 0156 Boat on the Beach 173 2 of 64 EUROGRAPHICS GICLEES BY CODE GICLEE ITEM NUMBER ARTIST TITLE PAGE 0157 Pont Alexandre I 336 0158 Pont Alexandre II 336 0159 Canoe on Lake Louise 151 0160 Dancing Dolphins 88 0161 Dirt Biker 21 0163 Eiffel Tower 336 0165 Fall Solitude 160 0168 Geronimo 79 0169 Hidden Falls 154 0170 Ice Biker 22 0171 Kissing Crocs 95 0172 Motocross Air 22 0173 Panda and Baby 71 0174 Paradise Shore 173 0175 Paris View 336 0176 Penguin Chick 80 0177 Playful Polar Bears 72 0178 Solitude 344 0195 The Old Mill 160 0196 Three Big Cats 63 0197 Train in the Rockies 7 0198 Two Bears for One Fish 72 0199 Woolly Mammoth 51 201 Teamwork 134 202 American Pride 140 203 Challenge 134 204 Leadership 133 205 Vision 137 206 Success 133 210 Goals 133 211 Change 133 0228 Forest Path 157 0229 Drop in any Time in Florida 258 0230 The World of Bees 96 0231 History of Canadian Aviation 27 0232 Canadian Aviation, the Early Years 27 0233 Canadian Aviation, the Modern Era 27 0236 Ants 96 0238 General Aviation, Light Aircraft 25 0239 Vintage Fire Engines 17 0240 History of Firefighting 17 0241 The Elephant 65 0242 Inukshuk Landscape 2 159 0243 Krug, Kris Totems Comox Valley 346 0245 Voices of Reason 56 0246 American Aviation, Early Years 26 0247 American Aviation, Modern Era 26 0248 American Aviation, X-Planes 26 0249 Famous Writers 56 0250 Famous Women Writers 56 0251 History of Trains 7 0252 Pearl Harbour 53 0253 Gray Langurs on Tree 66 0254 River Otters 78 3 of 64 EUROGRAPHICS GICLEES BY CODE GICLEE ITEM NUMBER ARTIST TITLE PAGE 0256 The Brain 46 0257 The Heart 46 0260 The Eye 46 0261 World War II, Asian & Pacific 53 0263 Motocross MX The Early Years 20 0264 Dangerous Sharks of the World 86 0265 Columbia Space Shuttle Cockpit 32 0266 Motocross MX The Modern Era, 1970-Present 20 0267 Yellowstone Park 47 0268 Grand Canyon 47 0269 World War II, European & North African 53 0270 Elephant and Baby 65 0271 Penguin and Baby 81 0279 The Universe 39 0280 Civil War Generals 52 0281 Pickett's Charge, Gettysburg National Park 52 0282 The Tree of Life 50 0283 Universe: You Are Here 39 0286 The Genius of Charles Darwin 49 0287 The Wisdom of a Genius 43 0288 Einstein Curiosity 43 0289 African Penguins 80 0290 Elephant Underwater 65 0291 Elephant Swimming 65 0300 Turandot, Giacomo Puccini 252 400 Calla Lily I 326 401 Calla Lily II 326 402 Magnolia 326 403 Gerbera 326 0472 Ceccanti, V. Caffe Espresso Servizio Istantaneo 226 499 Giraffe First Love 58 500 Sailing I 342 501 Sailing II 342 503 Sailing IV 342 504 Sailing V 342 505 Sailing VI 342 506 Sailing VII 342 507 Sailing VIII 342 0710 Metlicovitz, Leopoldo Madama Butterfly 252 0849 Metlicovitz, Leopoldo Tosca, Giacomo Puccini 252 0861 Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de Moulin Rouge, La Goulue 247 1001 Modern Map of Canada 347 1002 Modern Map of Europe 347 1003 Toronto Skyline 193 1004 Toronto Skyline at Night 193 1022 Onesti, Jean Doorway with Vines 341 1023 McDermott, Joane Porte de Printemps 341 1024 McDermott, Joane Porte d'Ete 341 1025 McDermott, Joane Porte d'Automne 341 1026 Onesti, Jean Bateau sur Plage 318 1027 McDermott, Joane Ancre sur Plage 318 1028 McDermott, Joane Bateau Flottant 318 1029 Onesti, Jean Pitou 346 4 of 64 EUROGRAPHICS GICLEES BY CODE GICLEE ITEM NUMBER ARTIST TITLE PAGE 1030 McDermott, Joane Minou 346 1031 de Lempicka, Tamara La Dormeuse 503 1032 de Lempicka, Tamara Femme avec Colombe 503 1033 Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de Jane Avril 247 1034 The Essence of Destiny 132 1035 Eiffel Tower 338 1036 Venice I 338 1037 The Power of Perspective 132 1038 Venice II 338 1039 Venice III 338 1040 Growth 131 1041 Commitment 138 1042 Courage 138 1043 Focus 138 1044 Freedom 138 1045 Vision 138 1046 United We Stand 139 1047 Strength 140 1048 Leadership 139 1049 Integrity 138 1050 de Lempicka, Tamara Auto-portrait 503 1051 de Lempicka, Tamara Jeune Fille en Vert 503 1052 de Lempicka, Tamara L'Eclat 504 1053 de Lempicka, Tamara Femme en bleu avec Guitare 504 1054 de Lempicka, Tamara Portrait d'une jeune Fille 504 1062 Friedlander, Allen Lou Groza 141 1063 Friedlander, Allen Lou Gehrig 141 1064 Friedlander, Allen Jim Brown, Cleveland 144 1065 Friedlander, Allen Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig 141 1067 Gate to Avalon 371 1069 de Lempicka, Tamara Portrait d'Ira 504 1073 Molando, Jay Olden Oak of Gondor 413 1077 Shangai Ladies with Beauty Products 359 1079 Shangai Lady with Hound 358 1080 Shangai Lady in Blue Dress 359 1081 Besjana, Max Cartographica 1 348 1083 Besjana, Max Orbis Geographica 1 348 1084 Besjana, Max Orbis Geographica 2 348 1087 Shangai Ladies with Flowers 359 1088 Shangai Lady with Strings 359 1089 Shangai Lady in Antique Chair 359 1090 Shangai Lady in Red Dress 358 1091 Timmons, Michael Sichuan Sanctuary 372 1092 Morris, William Tree of Life 589 1093 Shangai Lady in Green Dress 359 1095 Goddess of Wealth 356 1096 Goddess of Prosperity 356 1097 Lady with Bengal Tiger 357 1099 Ladies with Lotus Flowers 357 1100 Lady with Lamp 356 1104 Lady with Plum Flowers 356 1105 Vlan! du Berni 217 1106 Ladies Enjoying Music 356 1110 Ladies Playing Game 356 5 of 64 EUROGRAPHICS GICLEES BY CODE GICLEE ITEM NUMBER ARTIST TITLE PAGE 1112 Modigliani, Amedeo Woman with a Fan 570 1117 Giraffe and Baby 58 1125 Golf Course, Hawaii Resort 145 1126 UFO Invasion 206 1127 Golf Course, Hawaii Coast 145 1130 Corvette Lister 327, 1958 11 1132 Corvette Callaway C12, 1998 11 1133 Waterhouse, John William The Lady of Shalott 641 1134 Bengal Tigers Roaring 59 1136 Brown Bear Carrying Cub, Alaska 72 1137 Bengal Tiger running through Water 60 1140 Orangutans 66 1148 Lion and Baby 61 1152 Penguin Family 80 1153 Bald Eagle flying over the Mountains 83 1156 Great White Shark 86 1157 Wood, Helen Chili Salsa 427 1158 True Colours 130 1163 Leopard 63 1166 Lovers I 343 1167 Sea Otters 78 1170 The Coral Reef 89 1173 Tropical Fish 89 1182 Killer
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