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"AN AMOROUS PIERROT IN THE CAFÉ", (1900s), Illustrated by Leo Gestel.
"PIERROT IN LOVE WITH THE MOON", (1911), Illustrated by Frederick Carter.
"PIERROT AND A LADY IN RED", Die Muskete (1912), Illustrated by Karl Alexander Wilke.
"A WELCOME GUEST", For the Illustrirte Zeitung (1912), Illustrated by Leo Rauth.
"PIERROT WITH A COUPLE", Buen Humor Magazine (1922), Illustrated by Rafael de Penagos.
"THE SHADOW OF COLUMBINE", For the Satirical Magazine Nebelspalter (1923), Illustrated by Josef Diveky.
"PIERROT AND COLUMBINE", Vanity Fair cover (1915), Illustrated by Frank Xavier Leyendecker.
"PIERROT ON PANTALOON'S DOORSTEP", The Adventures of Harlequin (1923), Illustrated by John Maclellan.
"PIERROT EN DE FLESCH", Comic Strip (1894-1959), Illustrated by Jules Maurel.
"LE CONTEUR" Red Chalk Study sketch (1716), Illustrated by Jean-Antoine Watteau.
"COLUMBINE AND PIERROT", The Adventures of Harlequin (1923), Illustrated by John Austen.
"LA HARPE D'AMOUR", Two-paged special for Le Sourire Magazine (1930), Illustrated by Lucien Jaquelux.
"FLORES DEL CAMPO", Advertisment for Floralia (1920), Illustrated by Rafael de Penagos.
"ELEGANTE ET PIERROT", Private collection (1918), Illustrated by Gerda Marie Frederike Wegener.