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11 paintings

  • Bartlett Survey Party Traversing a Canyon
    Bartlett Survey Party Traversing a Canyon
    Henry Cheever Pratt
    1855 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Cactus Landscape with Portrait of Geronimo
    Cactus Landscape with Portrait of Geronimo
    Henry H. Cross
    1886–1909 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Portrait of a Woman (with Cactus)
    Portrait of a Woman (with Cactus)
    Frederick Carl Frieseke
    1930 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Cactus Garden
    Cactus Garden
    Hubert Wolfs
    20th century · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • Giant Cacti in Southern Arizona
    Giant Cacti in Southern Arizona
    Rudolf Cronau
    1882 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • View of the Valley of Mexico with Volcanoes and the Texcoco Lake
    View of the Valley of Mexico with Volcanoes and the Texcoco Lake
    Johann Moritz Rugendas
    c. 1833 · Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros
  • Havana Bay
    Havana Bay
    Charles De Wolf Brownell
    c. 1856 · Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros
  • A Still Life with Devil's Trumpet, a Cactus, a Fig Branch, Honeysuckle and Other Flowers in a Blue Glass Vase
    A Still Life with Devil's Trumpet, a Cactus, a Fig Branch, Honeysuckle and Other Flowers in a Blue Glass Vase
    Rachel Ruysch
    1690 · Richard Green Fine Paintings
  • cactus still life
    cactus still life
    Alexander Kanoldt
    1923 · Lenbachhaus
  • Cacti
    Cacti
    Paul Klee
    c. 1912 · Lenbachhaus
  • Still-Life with Cactuses
    Still-Life with Cactuses
    René Beeh
    1919 · Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
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