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"Flaming June," 1895 Artist: Sir Frederic Leighton Canvas, oil; 156×137 cm Private collection Clitia in Greek mythology — an Oceanid, daughter of Oceanus and the Titanide Thephusa.…
"Autumn Mood by the Sea," 1846 Austrian artist: Anton Hanisch (Anton Hansch, 1813–1876) Wood, oil; 57.5×80 cm Private collection Picture Universe
"Autumn Thoughts," 1906 American artist: Daniel Ridgway Knight (1839–1924) Oil on canvas Private collection Picture Universe
"Return of the Herd in Autumn," 1868 German artist: Friedrich Voltz (Friedrich Voltz, 1817 – 1886) Canvas, oil Private collection Picture Universe
"Autumn in the Mountains", 1887 German artist: Julius Arthur Thiele (1841 – 1919) Oil on canvas Private collection Picture Universe
"Autumn Flowers", 1867 Belgian artist: Alfred Émile-Leopold Stevens (1823–1906) Canvas, oil; 74.5×550 cm Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium A prominent Belgian painter renowned …
"Autumn Stroll" French artist: Marie-François Firmin-Girard (1838–1921) Canvas, oil; 73.7×103.5 cm Private collection Picture Universe
"Autumn Day on the Upper Rhine", 1877 German artist: Hans Thoma (Hans Thoma, 1839–1924) Canvas, oil; 105×68 cm State Art Gallery Karlsruhe Picture Universe
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