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1. Study for Counter Composition XIV — Theo van Doesburg, 1931
2. Composition with skull (study) — Pablo Picasso, 1907
3. Landscape (study for composition XII) — Theo van Doesburg, 1918
4. Composition study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1899
5. Enthroned Madonna with Child and eight saints (composition study for the altar painting in Sarzana) — Andrea del Sarto
6. Composition Study (for “Circumcision”, Paris, musée du Louvre) — Federico Barocci, 1590
7. Study for Composition VII — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky
8. Composition study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1899

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1. Kompozice studie — Ferdinand Hodler, 1908
2. Composition Study (for “Circumcision”, Paris, musée du Louvre) — Federico Barocci, 1590
3. Composition Study of Three Shepherds — Tomáš Cole
4. Study for a Painting (Compositional Study) — David Bomberg
5. Composition study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1897
6. Studie k „Kompozici II“ — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1910
7. Composition study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1887
8. Study for Simultaneous compositions XXII — Theo van Doesburg
9. Study for 'Fame' for an Allegorical Composition in Honour of Cardinal Richelieu — Charles Le Brun
10. Composition with skull (study) — Pablo Picasso, 1907
11. Enthroned Madonna with Child and eight saints (composition study for the altar painting in Sarzana) — Andrea del Sarto
12. Study for Composition VII — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky
13. Composition study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1899
14. Studie k "Kompozici VII" — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1913
15. Composition study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1899
16. Lux, calme et volupté — Henri Matisse, 1904
17. Study For The Sea Maiden Composition — Herbert James Draper
18. Compositional study for Christ the Judge with the Creation of Eve — Jacopo Pontormo
19. Compositional Study for ‘To Russia, to the Asses and Others’ — Marc Chagall, 1912

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1. Study for composition no. 7 Study for a panel for the Como Sailing Club in Como — Carla Badiali, 1933
2. Studies Of Composition_5 — Sir Augustus Wall Callcott
3. First Compositional Study for `Gordale Scar' — James Ward