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13 paintings

  • American Progress
    American Progress
    John Gast
    1872 · Autry Museum of the American West
  • Jinshan Island and West Lake
    Jinshan Island and West Lake
    Kanō Sanraku
    1630 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Haying, Conway Meadows
    Haying, Conway Meadows
    Albert Bierstadt
    1864
  • Mountainous Landscape with a River
    Mountainous Landscape with a River
    Frans de Momper
    c. 1640 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Im Inneren der Campagna
    Im Inneren der Campagna
    Valentin Ruths
    1865
  • Ziegelhütten im Sabinergebirge
    Ziegelhütten im Sabinergebirge
    Valentin Ruths
    1867
  • Boarding
    Boarding
    Albert Marquet
    1926
  • The new picture book
    The new picture book
    Theodor Kleehaas
    1929
  • One hundred thousand views of elderly man Nantian
    One hundred thousand views of elderly man Nantian
    Possibly by Yun Shouping
    18th century · Musée Cernuschi
  • Italian Landscape (Lago Maggiore), Evening
    Italian Landscape (Lago Maggiore), Evening
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    c. 1858–1858 · Feodosia National Gallery I. K. Aivazovsky
  • Unterer «Grindelwaldgletscher»
    Unterer «Grindelwaldgletscher»
    Felix Meyer
    c. 1700 · Building of the Winterthur Museum of Art
  • A ferry on the Ninfa, Sermoneta in the distance - a scene in the Pontine marshes, near Rome
    A ferry on the Ninfa, Sermoneta in the distance - a scene in the Pontine marshes, near Rome
    Penry Williams
    1838 · private collection
  • Lake Landscape
    Lake Landscape
    Joseph Wright of Derby
    c. 1790 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
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