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The Fall of the Magician
By Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Museum: Rijksmuseum
PREMIUM Drawing 16th century


Study for The Cornfield
By John Constable
Museum: National Gallery, London
FREE Painting 19th century

Red Sunset on the Dnieper
By Arkhip Kuindzhi
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting 20th century

King David Playing the Harp
By Peter Paul Rubens and Jan Boeckhorst
Museum: Städel Museum
FREE Painting 17th century

Little Girl in a Blue Armchair
By Mary Cassatt
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century


Hanging the Laundry out to Dry
By Berthe Morisot
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century

The Towpath
By Johan Barthold Jongkind
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
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Peasants Dancing and Feasting
By David Teniers the Younger
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
FREE Painting 17th century

Peace Embracing Plenty
By Peter Paul Rubens
Museum: Yale Center for British Art
FREE Painting 17th century

Dancers, Pink and Green
By Edgar Degas
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century


Greek Pirates Attacking a Turkish Vessel
By Konstantinos Volanakis
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art
PREMIUM Painting


Sea View, Calm Weather (Vue de mer, temps calme)
By Édouard Manet
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
FREE Painting 19th century

Still Life with Flowers in an Alabaster Vase and Fruit
By Anne Vallayer-Coster
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 18th century

View of the Sèvres Bridge
By Henri Rousseau
Museum: Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
PREMIUM Painting 20th century


The Louvre from the Pont Neuf
By Camille Pissarro
Museum: Kunsthaus Zürich
PREMIUM Painting 20th century

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