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1. Composition 1 — Oscar Dominguezas
2. Abstract Composition, Knossos — Žanas Arpas
3. No title or Composition with figure — Oscar Dominguezas
4. Mural composition — Mario Sironi
5. Composition 2 — Oscar Dominguezas
6. Composition 3 — Mario Sironi
7. Black and White Composition — Viktoras Vazarelis
8. Composition gray-blue — Mario Sironi
9. Composition in colour A — Pitas Mondrijanas, 1917
10. Composition in Colours / Composition No. I with Red and Blue — Pitas Mondrijanas, 1931
11. Composition (no. III) blanc-jaune / Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue — Pitas Mondrijanas, 1942

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1. Composition 2 — Oscar Dominguezas
2. Composition 1 — Oscar Dominguezas
3. Mural composition — Mario Sironi
4. The Red Ball or Surrealist Composition I — Oscar Dominguezas
5. No title or Composition with figure — Oscar Dominguezas
6. Composition 3 — Mario Sironi
7. Composition gray-blue — Mario Sironi
8. Composition With Two Figures — Hryhorijus Havrylenka, 1962
9. Keys (Composition) (Les Clés (Composition)) — Fernanas Ležė, 1928
10. Abstract Composition, Knossos — Žanas Arpas
11. Four Cools — Julian Stanczak, 1969
12. God walked in the garden in the cool of the day — Artūras B. Deivys
13. Composition (no. III) blanc-jaune / Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue — Pitas Mondrijanas, 1942
14. Portrait of Pieter Pietersz Hein (1577-1629), Jan Daemen Cool (workshop of), 1629 — jan daemen cool (workshop of), 1629
15. Cool Interior A Remembrance — sir robin philipson
16. Composition No. 1 with Grey and Red 1938 / Composition with Red 1939 — Pitas Mondrijanas, 1939
17. Mural, mural or composition, or abstract composition — Fernanas Ležė

other

1. Composition, Composition with Red, yellow, blue and black — Pitas Mondrijanas
2. Composition en rouge, jaune et bleu Composition in Red, Yellow and Blue — Pitas Mondrijanas
3. Portrait of Joannes Cools (born 1611), Jurist, Historian and Latin Poet in Hoorn, Arnoud van Halen, 1700 - 1732 — arnoud van halen, 1732
4. Stained glass composition — Theo Van Dėsburgas, 1923