Joey Hinton:
"Crucifixion", Master of Monte Oliveto (c. 1310)
Joey Hinton:
"The Madonna and Child with Infant St. John the Baptist", Antonio del Ceraiolo (c. 1520)
Joey Hinton:
"Judith With the Head of Holofernes", Sandro Botticelli (c. 1469-1470)
Joey Hinton:
Domesticed Deer and Monkeys, attrib. Sandro Botticelli
Joey Hinton:
"Portrait of Eleonora di Toledo and Her Son, Francesco de' Medici", Agnolo Bronzino (c. 1549)
Joey Hinton:
Alterpiece with Scenes from Old and New Testament, studio of Jan Sanders van Hemessen (1550s)
Joey Hinton:
"Samson and Delilah", Peter Paul Rubens (c. 1609)
Joey Hinton:
"Portrait of a Man in Armor", Anthony van Dyck (c. 1625-27)
Joey Hinton:
"The Arch of Sagtimus Severes", Canelleto
Joey Hinton:
"Christ on the Cross with a View of Toledo", El Greco (c. 1605-10)
Joey Hinton:
"A Viw of Naples with Mount Vesuvius Erupting", Thomas Jones (c. 1779-85)
Joey Hinton:
"Temple of Vesta at Tivoli Cascades", Antoine-Felix Boisselier (1811)
Joey Hinton:
"Waterloo Bridge", John Constable (c. 1820-1826)
Joey Hinton:
"Miss Ridge", Sir Joshua Reynolds (c. 1773-74)
Joey Hinton:
"Ann Ford", Thomas Gainsborough (1760)
Joey Hinton:
"My Back Yard", Georgia O'Keeffe (
Joey Hinton:
"Portrait of a Tree", Maxfield Parrish (1924)
Joey Hinton:
"Henry Teel", Andrew Wyeth (1945)
Joey Hinton:
"Sun on Prospect Street", Edward Hopper (1934)
Joey Hinton:
"Daughters of Revolution", Grant Wood (1932)
Joey Hinton:
"Portrait of Mary Joe Johnson", Diego Rivera
Joey Hinton:
"Landscape in the Hamptons, Long Island", Thomas Moran (1890)
Joey Hinton:
"The Man in the Sand", Frederick Remington (c. 1905)
Joey Hinton:
"Roping Fresh Mounts", Charles M. Russell (1918)
Joey Hinton:
"Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Valley, California", Albert Bierstadt (c. 1871-73)
Joey Hinton:
"Morning", Pierre-Etienne-Theodore Rousseau (c. 1850)
Joey Hinton:
"Sunset, Vevey, Switzerland", Gustave Courbet (1874)
Joey Hinton:
"A Gorge in the Jura", Gustave Courbet (c. 1873)
Joey Hinton:
"The Forest in Winter", Gustave Courbet (1860)
Joey Hinton:
"Going to Work", Jean-Francois Millet (1851-53)
