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"Tête de chat", Eugène Delacroix. Watercolour and ink on paper.

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"A Wall, Nassau”, Winslow Homer, 1898.

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Banksia Serrata, Henry Andrews, 1800. (Art Gallery of Ballarat).

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"Interior with girl and oranges", Olaf Rude, 1929. Oil on canvas. (invaluable.com)

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“Corsica II”, Alistair Grant, ca. 1959. Oil on canvas.

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"Birds Nest", James Lloyd. Gouache on board. (chiswickauctions.co.uk)

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"Haus in Dänemark", Walter Leistikow, 1898.

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"Plage marocaine ou Vue sur la Baie de Tanger", Henri Matisse.

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“Red Desert”, Leena Luostarinen, 1982. Oil on canvas.

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Rat with dried fish, Nishiyama Hôen, 1852.

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“They had scraped up fresh river fish, and stewed them with white wine and aubergines; also a rare local bird which combined the tender flavour of partridge with the solid bulk of the turkey; they had roasted it and stuffed it with bananas, almonds, and red peppers; also a baby gazelle which they had seethed with truffles in its mother's milk; also a dish of feathery Arab pastry and a heap of unusual fruits. Mr Baldwin sighed wistfully. "Well," he said, "I suppose it will not hurt us to rough it for once.”

― Evelyn Waugh, Scoop

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Anglo-Chinese School, ca.1810-1820: Tragulus napu (Larger Malayan Mouse Deer) beneath a Convolvulus.

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“The Red Room”, Félix Vallotton, 1898.

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"Bosnia Erzegovina”, Salvo (Salvatore Mangione), 2006. Oil on canvas.

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"Still life with eggs", Pavel Tchelitchew.

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“Le Montagne Sacrée”, André Evard, 1919. Oil on cardboard.

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“The Red Cloud”, Piet Mondrian, 1907.