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Tucson Museum of Art

art museum in Tucson, Arizona

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19 paintings

  • Our Lady, Refuge of Sinners
    Our Lady, Refuge of Sinners
    Attributed to Red Bole Painter
    18th century · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Peaches and Grapes
    Peaches and Grapes
    Frederick Batcheller
    1863 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Landscape with Cattle and Farmer
    Landscape with Cattle and Farmer
    Nicolaes Pieterszoon Berchem
    17th century · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Solitude
    Solitude
    Ralph Albert Blakelock
    1869 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • New England Landscape
    New England Landscape
    Alfred Thompson Bricher
    1859 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • The Holy Trinity
    The Holy Trinity
    Miguel Cabrera
    18th century · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Dutch Boats at Anchor
    Dutch Boats at Anchor
    Harry Chase
    1880 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • The Virgin of the Rosary with Saints Dominic and Francis
    The Virgin of the Rosary with Saints Dominic and Francis
    Francisco Chihuantito Inka
    1690 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Charles John Collings
    1920 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Charles John Collings
    1920 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Charles John Collings
    1920 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Charles John Collings
    1920 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Title Unknown
    Title Unknown
    Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
    1850 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Giant Cacti in Southern Arizona
    Giant Cacti in Southern Arizona
    Rudolf Cronau
    1882 · Tucson Museum of Art
  • Our Lady of the Rosary
    Our Lady of the Rosary
    Unknown artist
    18th century · Tucson Museum of Art
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