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Kimbell Art Museum

art museum in Fort Worth, Texas

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106 paintings

  • The Cardsharps
    The Cardsharps
    Caravaggio
    c. 1596–1597 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • The Anger of Achilles
    The Anger of Achilles
    Jacques-Louis David
    1819 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Portrait of Dr. Francisco de Pisa
    Portrait of Dr. Francisco de Pisa
    El Greco
    c. 1610–1614 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Four Figures on a Step
    Four Figures on a Step
    Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
    1650s · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Portrait of Don Pedro de Barberana
    Portrait of Don Pedro de Barberana
    Diego Velázquez
    1631–1633 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • The Madonna and Child with Saints Joseph, Elizabeth, and John the Baptist
    The Madonna and Child with Saints Joseph, Elizabeth, and John the Baptist
    Andrea Mantegna
    1485–1488 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Christ Blessing
    Christ Blessing
    Giovanni Bellini
    1500 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Portrait of Georges Clemenceau
    Portrait of Georges Clemenceau
    Édouard Manet
    c. 1879 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • The Rommelpot player
    The Rommelpot player
    Frans Hals
    1618 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Madonna and Child
    Madonna and Child
    Parmigianino
    c. 1527–1530 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • L'Asie
    L'Asie
    Henri Matisse
    1946 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Pedro Romero
    Pedro Romero
    Francisco Goya
    1795 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • The Raising of Lazarus
    The Raising of Lazarus
    Duccio di Buoninsegna
    1310 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • Drying Nets
    Drying Nets
    Alfred Sisley
    1872 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • On the Pont de l’Europe
    On the Pont de l’Europe
    Gustave Caillebotte
    1870s · Kimbell Art Museum
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