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Tokyo Fuji Art Museum

Art museum in Tokyo, Japan

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55 paintings

  • Smoker
    Smoker
    Georges de La Tour
    1646 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Cottage with Peasant Woman Digging
    Cottage with Peasant Woman Digging
    Vincent van Gogh
    June 1885 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Spring, Morning, Cloudy, Éragny
    Spring, Morning, Cloudy, Éragny
    Camille Pissarro
    1900 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Water Lilies
    Water Lilies
    Claude Monet
    1908 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Portrait of the Marquise de la Ferté-Imbault
    Portrait of the Marquise de la Ferté-Imbault
    Jean-Marc Nattier
    1740 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • A Roman studio
    A Roman studio
    Lawrence Alma-Tadema
    1874 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Mountain Range
    Mountain Range
    Albrecht Altdorfer
    1530 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Frans Hals
    1633 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Hyde Park
    Hyde Park
    Camille Pissarro
    1890 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • The Wedding Feast
    The Wedding Feast
    Pieter Brueghel the Younger
    c. 1630 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Rome: The Piazza del Quirinale
    Rome: The Piazza del Quirinale
    Canaletto
    c. 1751 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Rome: The Piazza Navona
    Rome: The Piazza Navona
    Canaletto
    c. 1751 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • The Drawing Lesson
    The Drawing Lesson
    Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
    c. 1734 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • Still Life with Grapes and a Peach
    Still Life with Grapes and a Peach
    Henri Fantin-Latour
    19th century · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
  • The Goosegirl
    The Goosegirl
    Jean-François Millet
    c. 1866 · Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
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