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Palmer Museum of Art

art museum at the Pennsylvania State University, University Park campus

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24 paintings

  • Dutch Interior with Four Figures
    Dutch Interior with Four Figures
    Walter MacEwen
    1886 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • The French Chevalier
    The French Chevalier
    Frederick William MacMonnies
    · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Harvester
    Harvester
    Charles Sprague Pearce
    · Palmer Museum of Art
  • By the Hearth
    By the Hearth
    Platt Powell Ryder
    1877 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Olden Time
    Olden Time
    Philip B. Hahs
    1880 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Edith Gregor Halpert
    Portrait of Edith Gregor Halpert
    Samuel Halpert
    1928 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Sabine
    Sabine
    John Gadsby Chapman
    1869 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Young Woman in a Fur Trimmed Blue Cape
    Portrait of a Young Woman in a Fur Trimmed Blue Cape
    Jacob Eichholtz
    1823 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Harbor Scene
    Harbor Scene
    Henry B. Snell
    · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Oil Press, Anacapri
    Oil Press, Anacapri
    Charles Caryl Coleman
    1914 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Christ in Glory with Apostles and Saints
    Christ in Glory with Apostles and Saints
    Giovanni Balducci
    c. 1586 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Triad Brilliant
    Triad Brilliant
    Oscar Florianus Bluemner
    1932 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Mother with Son
    Mother with Son
    John Brewster, Jr.
    1799 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • San Gennaro
    San Gennaro
    Louis Finson
    c. 1610–1612 · Palmer Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Woman with a Lap Dog
    Portrait of a Woman with a Lap Dog
    Mather Brown
    c. 1785 · Palmer Museum of Art
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