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85 paintings

  • The Concert of the Angels
    The Concert of the Angels
    El Greco
    c. 1608–1614 · National Gallery of Athens
  • L'Orchestre de l'Opéra
    L'Orchestre de l'Opéra
    Edgar Degas
    1868–1870s · Musée d'Orsay
  • Shepherd with a Flute
    Shepherd with a Flute
    Attributed to Titian
    c. 1510–1515 · Royal Collection
  • Vanitas Still-Life
    Vanitas Still-Life
    Harmen Steenwijck
    1640 · National Gallery
  • Piping Shepherds
    Piping Shepherds
    Aelbert Cuyp
    c. 1643 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Saint Cecilia Playing the Viol
    Saint Cecilia Playing the Viol
    Domenichino
    1623–1633 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Laughing boy with a flute
    Laughing boy with a flute
    Frans Hals
    c. 1627 · Staatliches Museum Schwerin
  • The Five Senses and the Four Elements
    The Five Senses and the Four Elements
    Jacques Linard
    1627 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Boa Charmer in a Harem at Cairo
    Boa Charmer in a Harem at Cairo
    Théodore Ralli
    1882
  • Revelry at an Inn
    Revelry at an Inn
    Jan Steen
    1674 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Rembrandt as sheperd with staff and flute
    Rembrandt as sheperd with staff and flute
    Govert Flinck
    1636 · Rijksmuseum
  • Laughing Boy with Flute
    Laughing Boy with Flute
    Frans Hals
    c. 1625
  • Still Life—Violin and Music
    Still Life—Violin and Music
    William Harnett
    1888 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • A Concert.
    A Concert.
    Jan van Bijlert
    17th century · National Museum in Warsaw
  • The Dance
    The Dance
    Jean-Antoine Watteau
    c. 1709–1719 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
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