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Here is the last set of paintings by Tissot.

What Our Saviour Saw from the Cross (1886-1904)

 Woman at the Rifle Range (1869)

 Young Woman in a Boat (1870)

 Young Women Looking at Japanese Objects (1869)

 The First Man Killed in the Siege of Paris

 The Inn of the Three Ravens

The final three here are paintings of Tissot's mistress (and the love of his life), Kathleen Newton, a divorcée. Tissot's involvement with her caused a minor scandal.

 The Garden Bench (1882)

 Type of Beauty (1880)

Walk in the Snow

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 The Japanese Scroll

 The Letter (1876-78)

 The Rendezvous (1890)

 The Return from the Boating Trip (1873)

 The Rivals (also known as In the Conservatory) (1875-78)

The Tedious Story (1872)

 The Thames (1876)

 The Traveller

 The Widow (1868)

 Too Early (1873)

Visitors to London (1874)

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The first four paintings here form a set, covering the same subject matter: a trip on a fashionable yacht, focusing on the captain, his family and crew.

 Boarding the Yacht (1873)

 The Captain and the Mate (1873)

 The Captain's Daughter (1873)

 The Last Evening (1873)

 Hide and Seek (ca. 1880)

 On the Thames, A Heron (1871-72)

 The Ball on Shipboard (1874)

 The Bunch of Lilacs (1875)

 The Confidence (also known as The Admission)

The Farewell (1871)

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Bad News (1872)

 Croquet (ca. 1878)

 Hush! (ca. 1875)

 On the Thames (also known as Return from Henley)

 Portsmouth Dockyard (or, 'How Happy I Could Be with Either') (1877)

 Quarreling (1874-76)

 Reading the News (ca. 1874)

 Spring (1865)

 Tea-Time

The Artist's Ladies (1883-85)

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 Holyday (1876)

 In the Sunshine (1881)

 Japanese Woman in the Bath (1864)

 Journey of the Magi (1894)

La Femme Préhistorique

 La Partie Carrée 

 Marguerite in Church (1860 or 1861)

 Portrait of Mlle. L. L. (Young Woman in Red Vest) (1864)

 Portrait of the Marquis and Marchioness of Miramon and their Children (1865)

Ramsgate (1876)