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Joslyn Art Museum

art museum in Omaha, Nebraska

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35 paintings

  • The Knitting Girl
    The Knitting Girl
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1869 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Giorgio Cornaro with a Falcon
    Giorgio Cornaro with a Falcon
    Titian
    1537 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • The Grief of the Pasha
    The Grief of the Pasha
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1885 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Portrait of Dirck van Os
    Portrait of Dirck van Os
    Rembrandt
    1658 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Stone City, Iowa (painting)
    Stone City, Iowa (painting)
    Grant Wood
    1930 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Saint Francis in Prayer
    Saint Francis in Prayer
    El Greco
    1580–1585 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Dawn at Donner Lake
    Dawn at Donner Lake
    Albert Bierstadt
    1870s · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Haymakers, Evening, Eragny
    Haymakers, Evening, Eragny
    Camille Pissarro
    1893 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Oregon Trail
    Oregon Trail
    Albert Bierstadt
    1869 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Storm on the Matterhorn
    Storm on the Matterhorn
    Albert Bierstadt
    1886 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Landscape with a Mill
    Landscape with a Mill
    Jan van Goyen
    1634 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • August Night At Russell's Corners
    August Night At Russell's Corners
    George Ault
    1948 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • Two Young Women Picking Grapes
    Two Young Women Picking Grapes
    Jules Breton
    1862 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • The Entombment
    The Entombment
    Eugène Delacroix and after Peter Paul Rubens
    1836 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • The Muezzin
    The Muezzin
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    c. 1866 · Joslyn Art Museum
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