The document lists the names of various artists from the 19th century onwards, along with titles of their artworks that feature violets. Many of the artworks are portraits of women holding or adorned with violets. The document also includes two quotes in Spanish and English from Honore de Balzac about the smallest flower being a thought that intuitively responds to the greater whole.

1. John William Godward
(1861-1922)
«Violets, sweet violets»

2. Norah Neilson Gray
"Self-portrait" 1918

3. C. Lauenstein
«Portrait of a Girls»

4. John Lavery
“Portrait Of Miss Julia McGuire"

5. James Dromgole Linton
"Violets"

6. Arleta Pech

7. Stanislaw Wyspianski
"Girl with Violets"

8. Jean Von de Brug

9. Guillaume Van Strydonck
"An Elegant Lady In Pink"

10. Kathy Fincher

11. Franz Hohenberger (1867-1941)
«Portrait of a Lady in a Blue Dress with Violets»

12. Louis Picard
"The Violet Seller"

13. Carl Zewy
"Little Girl in a Hat with a Bunch of Violets"

14. John William Godward (1861-1922)
«Seller violets»

15. Henry Meynell Rheam
"Violets" (1904)

16. Dobyaschofsky, Franz (1818 - 1867)
«Young lady with flowers»

17. Masha Kurbatova
"Lizaveta"

19. German School, 19th Century
«Seller violets»

20. John William Godward (1861-1922)
«With Violets Wreathed and Robe of
Saffron Hue»

21. Thomas Waterman Wood (1823-1913)
«The Flower Girl»

22. Klever Julius Yul'evich (son) (1882-1942)
"Still life with violets"

23. Gregory L. Dummies (1960 - 2008)
"Spring"

24. Nikich-Krilichevsky Anatoly Y.
(1918 - 1994) “Violet"

25. La flor más pequeña es un pensamiento, una
vida que responde a las características
individuales del Gran Todo, de los cuales
tienen una intuición persistente.
Honoré De Balzac
The smallest flower is a thought, a life
answering to some feature of the Great Whole,
of whom they have a persistent intuition.
Honore De Balzac
Música: Madame Butterfly - María Callas