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Wallace Collection

art museum in London, England, UK

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585 paintings

  • The Swing
    The Swing
    Jean-Honoré Fragonard
    c. 1767–1768 · Wallace Collection
  • Laughing Cavalier
    Laughing Cavalier
    Frans Hals
    1624 · Wallace Collection
  • The Lady with a Fan
    The Lady with a Fan
    Diego Velázquez
    1635–1640 · Wallace Collection
  • A Dance to the Music of Time
    A Dance to the Music of Time
    Nicolas Poussin
    1634–1636 · Wallace Collection
  • Madame de Pompadour
    Madame de Pompadour
    François Boucher
    1759 · Wallace Collection
  • A Woman Peeling Apples
    A Woman Peeling Apples
    Pieter de Hooch
    1660s–1663 · Wallace Collection
  • Landscape with a Rainbow
    Landscape with a Rainbow
    Peter Paul Rubens
    1636 · Wallace Collection
  • A Boy Bringing Bread
    A Boy Bringing Bread
    Pieter de Hooch
    1663 · Wallace Collection
  • The Adoration of the Shepherds
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
    c. 1665–1670 · Wallace Collection
  • A Hermit
    A Hermit
    Gerrit Dou
    1655 · Wallace Collection
  • The Broken Mirror
    The Broken Mirror
    Jean-Baptiste Greuze
    c. 1763 · Wallace Collection
  • Venus and Cupid
    Venus and Cupid
    Titian
    c. 1510–1515 · Wallace Collection
  • The Lace Maker
    The Lace Maker
    Caspar Netscher
    1662 · Wallace Collection
  • The Arab Tent
    The Arab Tent
    Edwin Landseer
    1865 · Wallace Collection
  • Doubtful Crumbs
    Doubtful Crumbs
    Edwin Landseer
    1858 · Wallace Collection
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