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9,007 artworks
When the Oaks are Red (Brookville Landscape)
By T.C. Steele
Museum: Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields
PREMIUM Painting
Echo and Narcissus
By John William Waterhouse
Museum: Walker Art Gallery
PREMIUM Painting 20th century
Blackhead, Monhegan
By Edward Hopper
Museum: Whitney Museum of American Art
PREMIUM Painting 20th century
View of the Brenta, near Dolo
By Giambattista Cimaroli
Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art
FREE Painting 18th century
The Equatorial Jungle
By Henri Rousseau
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 20th century
Untitled (Help Wanted Full Page)
By Stephen Dean
Museum: National Gallery of Art
FREE Drawing 20th century
- PREMIUM
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The Bridge at Argenteuil
By Claude Monet
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
Autumn - On the Hudson River
By Jasper Francis Cropsey
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
The Briante River (Forest Interior in Autumn)
By Georges Lacombe
Museum: Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields
PREMIUM Painting
Poplars at Giverny, Sunrise
By Claude Monet
Museum: Museum of Modern Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
Morning in a Pine Forest
By Ivan Shishkin & Konstantin Savitsky
Museum: State Tretyakov Gallery
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
The Railway Bridge at Argenteuil
By Claude Monet
Museum: Musée d'Orsay
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window
By Johannes Vermeer
Museum: Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden
PREMIUM Painting 17th century
Chalk Cliffs on Rügen
By Caspar David Friedrich
Museum: Kunstmuseum Winterthur
FREE Painting 19th century
- PREMIUM
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