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Figure

Standing crowd

Who is in the picture: the people, saints and characters depicted.

9 artworks.

Artworks — Standing crowd

Wedding Procession through the Forest by Adolph Tidemand

Wedding Procession through the Forest

Adolph Tidemand

Way to Calvary by Albrecht Durer

Way to Calvary

Albrecht Durer

Christ in the Praetorium by Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps

Christ in the Praetorium

Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps

The pleasures of the ball by Antoine Watteau

The pleasures of the ball

Antoine Watteau

The King of Morocco Leaving to Receive a European Ambassador by Benjamin Constant

The King of Morocco Leaving to Receive a European Ambassador

Benjamin Constant

The Daughter of Jephtha (study) by Edgar Degas

The Daughter of Jephtha (study)

Edgar Degas

The Relic by Joaquín Sorolla

The Relic

Joaquín Sorolla

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Wedding Procession through the Forest by Adolph Tidemand

Father Jofré Protecting a Madman by Joaquín Sorolla

Father Jofré Protecting a Madman

Joaquín Sorolla

The return of the castaways by Umberto Veruda

The return of the castaways

Umberto Veruda

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