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Faces of Europe Country Institution Artist Title of Artwork Bulgaria National Gallery, Sofia Kiril Tzonev Portrait of Eliezer Alshekh Lithuania Lithuanian Art Museum Unknown The Mother of God of Trakai Germany Bayerische Albrecht Dürer SelfPortrait with FurTrimmed Robe Staatsgemäldesammlungen München Sweden Skoskloster Skott Guiseppe Archimboldo Rudolph II as Vertumnus Czech National Gallery, Prague Master of the Třeboň Třeboň Altarpiece Resurrection (outside) SS James the Republic Altarpiece Less, Bartholomew, Philip (inside) Greece National GalleryAlexandros Andreas Pavias The Crucifixion Soutzos Museum Belgium Groeninge Museum Jan van Eyck The Virgin and Child with Canon Joris Van der Paele France Louvre (RMN/SMF) unknown Gabrielle d'Estrées et une de ses sœurs Italy Pinacoteca di Brera, Milano Andrea Mantegna Cristo morto nel sepolcro e tre dolenti Malta St John's CoCathedral Michelangelo Merisi da Beheading of St John the Baptist Caravaggio Netherlands Rijksmuseum Rembrandt Harmensz. Militia Company of District II under the Command of van Rijn Captain Frans Banninck Cocq, Known as the ‘Night Watch’ Spain Museo Nacional del prado Velázquez, Diego Las Meninas Faces of Europe UK Derby Museums Joseph Wright of Derby A Philosopher Giving that Lecture on the Orrery, in which a Lamp is put in the Place of the Sun France Louvre (RMN/SMF) Delacroix Eugène la Liberté guidant le peuple Poland The National Museum in Anonymous The Battle of Orsha Warsaw Latvia Latvian National Museum of Kazaks, Jēkabs Bēgļi / Refugees Art Spain MUSEO NACIONAL DEL Goya, Francisco de El 3 de mayo en Madrid PRADO Slovenia Narodna galerija, Ljubljana / Franc Kavčič Idealna krajina z mladeničem, ki ubija kačo / Ideal National Gallery of Slovenia Landscape with a Young Man Killing a Snake Hungary Museum of Fine Arts, Csontváry Kosztka, Pilgrimage to the Cedars in Lebanon Budapest – Hungarian Tivadar National Gallery Croatia Croatian Museum of Naïve Ivan Rabuzin Na bregovima – prašuma Art, Zagreb Slovakia Slovak National Gallery Zolo Palugyay Krajina s kvetmi Belgium Délégation générale à la FrançoisJoseph Navez Sainte Cécile de Rome numérisation des patrimoines culturels Denmark Den Hirschsprungske Christoffer Wilhelm En nøgen kvinde sætter sit hår foran et spejl Samling Eckersberg Faces of Europe Lithuania Lithuanian Art Museum Kanutas Ruseckas Lithuanian Girl with Palm Sunday Fronds France Musée d'Orsay (RMN/SMF) Manet Edouard Berthe Morisot au bouquet de violettes Portugal DGPC Direção Geral do Columbano Bordalo Concerto de Amadores Património Cultural Pinheiro Sweden Göteborgs konstmuseum Hanna Pauli The Artist Venny SoldanBrofeldt Finland Finnish National Gallery Maria Wiik Out into the World Norway The National Museum of Art, Edvard Munch The Scream Architecture and Design Austria Museum Moderner Kunst Richard Gerstl Portrait der Familie Schönberg Stiftung Ludwig Wien Luxembourg Musée national d’histoire et Joseph Kutter Tête de Clown d’art Luxembourg Romania Muzeul de Artă Vizuală Victor Brauner Portretul poetului Ilarie Voronca Portret of the poet Ilarie Galați Voronca Cyprus State Gallery of Cypriot Diamantis, Adamantios The Planters Contemporary Art Ireland Irish Museum of Modern Art Mainie Jellett Four Element Composition Estonia Tartu Art Museum Malle Leis Young Gardeners .

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