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Spencer Museum of Art

museum in Lawrence, Kansas, United States

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18 paintings

  • Pia de' Tolomei
    Pia de' Tolomei
    Dante Gabriel Rossetti
    1868–1880 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • A Chat by the Fireside
    A Chat by the Fireside
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1881 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Sunset Marine
    Sunset Marine
    Gustave Courbet
    1869 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • A Picture Gallery
    A Picture Gallery
    Gillis van Tilborgh
    1660s · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Gossip
    Gossip
    George Inness
    1884 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Sunset on the Plains
    Sunset on the Plains
    Albert Bierstadt
    1880s · Spencer Museum of Art
  • The Sea at Villerville
    The Sea at Villerville
    Homer Dodge Martin
    1885 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Little Girl in an Armchair
    Little Girl in an Armchair
    Édouard Manet
    1878 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Ordeal of the Wheels
    Ordeal of the Wheels
    Juan de la Abadía
    1450–1498 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Le Discret
    Le Discret
    Joseph Ducreux
    c. 1791 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • The two musicians
    The two musicians
    Theodoor Rombouts
    · Spencer Museum of Art
  • In the Simmental, Switzerland
    In the Simmental, Switzerland
    Thomas Cole
    1843 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Cloud Shadows
    Cloud Shadows
    Winslow Homer
    1890 · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Moonlit Scene with Castle Ruins
    Moonlit Scene with Castle Ruins
    Carl Spitzweg
    19th century · Spencer Museum of Art
  • Mary Magdalene (Young Florentine Woman portrayed as the Magdalene)
    Mary Magdalene (Young Florentine Woman portrayed as the Magdalene)
    Bronzino
    c. 1565 · Spencer Museum of Art
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