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Pola Museum of Art

art museum in Hakone, Japan

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95 paintings

  • Portrait of Lunia Czechowska
    Portrait of Lunia Czechowska
    Amedeo Modigliani
    1917 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Seine and Eiffel Tower in the Sunset
    Seine and Eiffel Tower in the Sunset
    Henri Rousseau
    1896–1898 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Girl in a Lace Hat
    Girl in a Lace Hat
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    1891 · Pola Museum of Art
  • La Coiffure
    La Coiffure
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    1888 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Landscape with Ruins
    Landscape with Ruins
    Henri Rousseau
    c. 1906 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Eve in the Garden of Eden
    Eve in the Garden of Eden
    Henri Rousseau
    c. 1908 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Jungle with Lion
    Jungle with Lion
    Henri Rousseau
    1904 · Pola Museum of Art
  • The Moulin d'Alfort
    The Moulin d'Alfort
    Henri Rousseau
    c. 1895 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Self-Portrait with Dogs
    Self-Portrait with Dogs
    Edvard Munch
    c. 1925–1926 · Pola Museum of Art
  • The Lute
    The Lute
    Henri Matisse
    1943 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Entrance to the Village of Eragny
    Entrance to the Village of Eragny
    Camille Pissarro
    1884 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Charenton-le-Pont
    Charenton-le-Pont
    Henri Rousseau
    c. 1905–1910 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Promenade among the Olive Trees
    Promenade among the Olive Trees
    Henri Matisse
    1905 · Pola Museum of Art
  • The Gleize Bridge over the Vigueirat Canal
    The Gleize Bridge over the Vigueirat Canal
    Vincent van Gogh
    March 1888 · Pola Museum of Art
  • Clumps of Grass
    Clumps of Grass
    Vincent van Gogh
    April 1889 · Pola Museum of Art
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