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Muskegon Museum of Art

art museum in Muskegon, Michigan

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12 paintings

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  • Tornado Over Kansas
    Tornado Over Kansas
    John Steuart Curry
    1929 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • The Holy Family
    The Holy Family
    Henry Ossawa Tanner
    1900s · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • Peasant Woman and Goat in front of a House, Pontoise
    Peasant Woman and Goat in front of a House, Pontoise
    Camille Pissarro
    1879 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • La table du clos Cézanne
    La table du clos Cézanne
    Édouard Vuillard
    1921 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • La Seine à Saint Mammès
    La Seine à Saint Mammès
    Alfred Sisley
    c. 1880–1881 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Martin Luther as Junker Jörg
    Portrait of Martin Luther as Junker Jörg
    Workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder
    1537 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • Katharina von Bora
    Katharina von Bora
    Workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder
    1537 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • St. Jerome as penitent in the desert
    St. Jerome as penitent in the desert
    Joos van Cleve
    1515–1518 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • Study in Rose and Brown
    Study in Rose and Brown
    James McNeill Whistler
    c. 1884 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • Answering the Horn
    Answering the Horn
    Winslow Homer
    1876 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • Nature morte aux pommes, 1868
    Nature morte aux pommes, 1868
    Alfred Sisley
    1868 · Muskegon Museum of Art
  • NImage under copyright
    New York Restaurant
    Edward Hopper
    c. 1922 · Muskegon Museum of Art
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