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242 paintings

  • Portinari Triptych
    Portinari Triptych
    Hugo van der Goes
    c. 1475–1475 · Uffizi Gallery
  • The Shepherdess
    The Shepherdess
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1889 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Adoration of the Shepherds
    Adoration of the Shepherds
    Giorgione
    1505–1510 · National Gallery of Art
  • The Hireling Shepherd
    The Hireling Shepherd
    William Holman Hunt
    1851 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The Young Shepherdess
    The Young Shepherdess
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1885 · San Diego Museum of Art
  • Madonna of the Rabbit
    Madonna of the Rabbit
    Titian
    c. 1530 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Shepherdess with her Flock
    Shepherdess with her Flock
    Jean-François Millet
    c. 1863 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Et in Arcadia ego
    Et in Arcadia ego
    Nicolas Poussin
    1638 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Shepherd with a Flute
    Shepherd with a Flute
    Attributed to Titian
    c. 1510–1515 · Royal Collection
  • Shepherdess bringing sheep in
    Shepherdess bringing sheep in
    Camille Pissarro
    1886 · Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
  • Adoration of the Shepherds
    Adoration of the Shepherds
    Lorenzo di Credi
    c. 1510 · Uffizi Gallery
  • Pastoral Pleasure
    Pastoral Pleasure
    Jean-Antoine Watteau
    1714 · Condé Museum
  • The Holy Family with a Shepherd
    The Holy Family with a Shepherd
    Titian
    c. 1510 · National Gallery
  • Shepherdess Seated on a Rock
    Shepherdess Seated on a Rock
    Jean-François Millet
    1856 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Piping Shepherds
    Piping Shepherds
    Aelbert Cuyp
    c. 1643 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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