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Raclin Murphy Museum of Art

art museum in Notre Dame, Indiana

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11 paintings

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  • Cleopatra and Caesar
    Cleopatra and Caesar
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1866 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Fishing Shed at Mathois near Gournay-en-Bray
    Fishing Shed at Mathois near Gournay-en-Bray
    Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
    1855 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Paysage avec le repos pendant la fuite en Egypte
    Paysage avec le repos pendant la fuite en Egypte
    Claude Lorrain
    1639 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Marguerite Baudard de Saint James, Marquise de Puysegur
    Marguerite Baudard de Saint James, Marquise de Puysegur
    Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun
    1786 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Figures on Rocks at the Edge of the Sea
    Figures on Rocks at the Edge of the Sea
    Jehan Georges Vibert
    1867 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • La petite fille aux yeux bleus
    La petite fille aux yeux bleus
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1868 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • The Fly Catcher
    The Fly Catcher
    Isabelle Pinson
    1808 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Master Henri Gabiou Playing the Violin
    Master Henri Gabiou Playing the Violin
    Marie-Victoire Lemoine
    c. 1791–1796 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Christ Crowned with Thorns
    Christ Crowned with Thorns
    Aert Mijtens
    1595–1600 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • Still Life with Fowl (Turkey)
    Still Life with Fowl (Turkey)
    Peter van Boucle
    1630–1673 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint John the Evangelist
    Attributed to Artus Wolffort
    1600–1650 · Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
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