One of these objects titles a painting in which a boy holds a platter while gazing right at a standing woman in a nearly reflective blue top and white skirt; that painting is by Gerard ter Borch (“khuh-RART tair BOR-ukh”). A painting titled for one of these objects shows a woman (10[1])pulling a green curtain aside to reveal a grisaille (“griz-EYE”) seascape and is part of a thematic pair (-5[1])by Gabriël Metsu (“HAH-bree-ell met-sue”). A version of Peter Lely’s Finding of Moses occupies the upper-right corner of a painting titled in English for one of these objects, in which a bored-looking woman in gray is illuminated from the upper left. One of these objects titles a painting in which a pair of discarded slippers rest near a broom (-5[1])and a crumpled mess of sheet music. (10[1])In that painting, (-5[1])a (10[1])seated (10[2])woman who holds a lute and one (-5[1])of these (10[1])objects (10[1]-5[1])looks up toward her standing maid. For 10 points, (10[1])what paper objects are (10[1])shown being (10[1])created or inspected in a number (10[1])of paintings by Jan Vermeer? (0[1])■END■ (10[5]0[8])