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15 paintings

  • Terrace at the Mall
    Terrace at the Mall
    William Merritt Chase
    1890
  • Central Park
    Central Park
    Maurice Prendergast
    c. 1914 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Central Park, New York, in Winter
    Central Park, New York, in Winter
    Albert Scott Cox
    · El Paso Museum of Art
  • Across the Park
    Across the Park
    Edward Middleton Manigault
  • Procession
    Procession
    Edward Middleton Manigault
    1911 · Columbus Museum of Art
  • Gazebo on Central Park
    Gazebo on Central Park
    Edward Middleton Manigault
  • Landscape at Sunset
    Landscape at Sunset
    Frank Knox Morton Rehn
    1894
  • Central Park
    Central Park
    George Bellows
    1905 · Ohio State University
  • May Day Central Park
    May Day Central Park
    Maurice Prendergast
    1901
  • Early Spring Afternoon: Central Park
    Early Spring Afternoon: Central Park
    Willard Metcalf
    1910s · Brooklyn Museum
  • The Drive, Central Park
    The Drive, Central Park
    William James Glackens
    c. 1900s–1905 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • View from Central Park
    View from Central Park
    William Merritt Chase
    1889
  • A View in Central Park
    A View in Central Park
    Jasper Francis Cropsey
    19th century
  • Curling;—a Scottish Game, at Central Park
    Curling;—a Scottish Game, at Central Park
    John George Brown
    1862 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Descending the Steps, Central Park
    Descending the Steps, Central Park
    Childe Hassam
    1895 · Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
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SourcesWikidata (CC0), Wikimedia Commons, and the open-access programs of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Every fact links to its source.