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23 paintings

  • Beach in Pourville
    Beach in Pourville
    Claude Monet
    1882 · National Museum in Poznań
  • Morning Ride on the Beach
    Morning Ride on the Beach
    Anton Mauve
    1876 · Rijksmuseum
  • Summer day at the beach of Skagen
    Summer day at the beach of Skagen
    Laurits Tuxen
    1907
  • Piaskarze
    Piaskarze
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1887 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Landscape with dune
    Landscape with dune
    Vincent van Gogh
    August 1882
  • Shore of Trouville
    Shore of Trouville
    Eugène Louis Boudin
    1865
  • Le Croisic - Vue générale prise de Pembron
    Le Croisic - Vue générale prise de Pembron
    Eugène Louis Boudin
    1897 · MuMa Museum of modern art André Malraux
  • Dutch Vessels Inshore and Men Bathing
    Dutch Vessels Inshore and Men Bathing
    Willem van de Velde the Younger
    1661 · National Gallery
  • Young Musician
    Young Musician
    Théodore Ralli
    19th century
  • La Ceinture
    La Ceinture
    Théodore Ralli
    19th century
  • A Woman in an Ancient Greek Garment
    A Woman in an Ancient Greek Garment
    Théodore Ralli
    19th century
  • Houses in the dunes
    Houses in the dunes
    Jan Hillebrand Wijsmuller
    1870–1925 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Fog on the Coast of the Mediaterrian Sea
    Fog on the Coast of the Mediaterrian Sea
    Théodore Gudin
    1822–1850 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Building the Schooner, Provincetown
    Building the Schooner, Provincetown
    Childe Hassam
    1900 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Donkey Stand on the Beach at Scheveningen
    Donkey Stand on the Beach at Scheveningen
    Anton Mauve
    1876 · Van Gogh Museum
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