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57 paintings

  • The Blind Girl
    The Blind Girl
    John Everett Millais
    1856 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Mountain Landscape with Rainbow
    Mountain Landscape with Rainbow
    Caspar David Friedrich
    1809 · Museum Folkwang
  • Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows
    Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows
    John Constable
    1831 · Tate
  • The Peacemakers
    The Peacemakers
    George Peter Alexander Healy
    1868 · White House
  • View from Stalheim
    View from Stalheim
    Johan Christian Dahl
    1842 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Landscape with a Rainbow
    Landscape with a Rainbow
    Peter Paul Rubens
    1636 · Wallace Collection
  • Rainbow
    Rainbow
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1873 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Landscape with a Rainbow
    Landscape with a Rainbow
    Peter Paul Rubens
    1632 · Hermitage Museum
  • Le Printemps
    Le Printemps
    Jean-François Millet
    1868–1873 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Rainbow
    Rainbow
    Arkhip Kuindzhi
    1900–1905 · Russian Museum
  • The Rainbow
    The Rainbow
    George Inness
    c. 1878 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • The Aegean Sea
    The Aegean Sea
    Frederic Edwin Church
    1870s · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Rainbow Landscape (1640)
    The Rainbow Landscape (1640)
    After Peter Paul Rubens and Peter Paul Rubens
    c. 1640 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Rainy Season in the Tropics
    Rainy Season in the Tropics
    Frederic Edwin Church
    1866 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • Landscape with Rainbow
    Landscape with Rainbow
    Robert Seldon Duncanson
    1859 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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