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Carnegie Museum of Art

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136 paintings

  • Lion Snapping at a Butterfly
    Lion Snapping at a Butterfly
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1889 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Night in the Desert
    Night in the Desert
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1884 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • The Nativity
    The Nativity
    Edward Burne-Jones
    1888 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Wheat Fields after the Rain
    Wheat Fields after the Rain
    Vincent van Gogh
    July 1890 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Le Moulin de la Galette
    Le Moulin de la Galette
    Vincent van Gogh
    March 1887 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • A Venetian Interior
    A Venetian Interior
    John Singer Sargent
    c. 1880–1882 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Place des Lices, St. Tropez
    Place des Lices, St. Tropez
    Paul Signac
    1893 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Young Women Picking Fruit
    Young Women Picking Fruit
    Mary Cassatt
    1891 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Henri Rouart in front of his Factory
    Henri Rouart in front of his Factory
    Edgar Degas
    1870s · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Nude in Bathtub
    Nude in Bathtub
    Pierre Bonnard
    1941 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • The Iceberg
    The Iceberg
    Frederic Edwin Church
    1891 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • The Timber Truck
    The Timber Truck
    Anton Mauve
    c. 1880 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Pieter van der Morsch
    Portrait of Pieter van der Morsch
    Frans Hals
    1616 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • Orchard
    Orchard
    Gustav Klimt
    1907 · Carnegie Museum of Art
  • The Hay-Maker
    The Hay-Maker
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1869 · Carnegie Museum of Art
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