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1. Soft Roughness — Vasilijus Kandinskis, 1933
2. The things that will destroy America are prosperity at any price, peace at any price, safety first instead of duty first, and love of soft living and the get rich quick theory of life. Theodore Roosevelt. From the series Great Ideas of Western Man — Herbert Bayer, 1959
3. Soft Monster (Monstruo blando adormercido), 1976 — Сальвадорас Дали
4. Soft Nude (Nude Watch), circa 1928 — Сальвадорас Дали
5. Hard in soft — Vasilijus Kandinskis, 1927
6. End of Softness — Luizė Boergės, 1967
7. A Soft Watch Put in the Appropriate Place to Cause a Young Ephebe to Die and Be Resuscitated by Excess of Satisfaction (unfinished), 1979 — Сальвадорас Дали
8. Peignoir in a Soft Breeze — Martin Munkácsi, 1936
9. Soft Spot — abinoro akporode collins, 2019
10. Goddess Head Soft from Femfolio — Mary Beth Edelson, 2009
11. Soft Drainpipe - Blue (Cool) Version — Claes Oldenburg, 1967
12. American Neutrality Obverse — karl otto götz, 1915
13. Soft Skulls with Fried Egg Without the Plate, Angels and Soft Watch in an Angelic Landscape, 1977 — Сальвадорас Дали
14. Soft Day at Roundstone, Ireland — letitia marion hamilton
15. Soft Walls — akiko kotani, 2014
16. Head, Soft Forage Cap, German Soldier 3 — col john w. thomason, jr., usmc, 1918
17. Wounded Soft Watch, 1974 — Сальвадорас Дали
18. Soft Self-portrait with Grilled Bacon, 1941 — Сальвадорас Дали
19. World War I Dutch Ivora Neutrality Plate — pieter van der want, 1918

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1. Self Portrait in a Soft Hat — Hilaire Germain Edgar Dega, 1858
2. Homage to the Square: Soft Spoken — Josefas Albersas, 1969
3. Salvador Dalí Švelnus su kiaulpienėmis statybas – pilietinio karo pranašumas Oil on canvas Surrealism Pervertintos žmogaus formos Dramatiška, sapnoviška vaizdavimo maniera Abstrakcija ir simbolinė kovos, galių ar paieškomų formų atvaizdavimas; įprat — Сальвадорас Дали, 1936
4. Jaukus savosios tapatybės portretas su kepta kiauliena — Сальвадорас Дали, 1941
5. Soft Watch at the Moment of First Explosion, 1954 — Сальвадорас Дали