Study for "The Dancing Lesson": The Boy
By Thomas Eakins
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting
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Woman Reading in the Studio
By Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
Concert at the Casino of Deauville
By Eugène Boudin
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
The Western Ramparts at Aigues-Mortes
By Frédéric Bazille
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
Fantastic Flowers with Oyster-shell Blossoms
By Anne Allen after Jean-Baptiste Pillement
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other
Fantastic Flowers with Peapod Leaves
By Anne Allen after Jean-Baptiste Pillement
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other
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Ships in Distress off a Rocky Coast
By Ludolf Backhuysen
Museum: National Gallery of Art
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A Lake in the Tyrol (Un lac du Tyrol)
By Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Drawing
Les crépuscules ont une douceur d'ancienne peinture
By Maurice Denis
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other 19th century
Le chevalier n'est pas mort à la croisade
By Maurice Denis
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other
The Suitor's Visit
By Gerard ter Borch the Younger
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 17th century
Les attitudes sont faciles et chastes
By Maurice Denis
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other
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