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Kunstmuseum Bern

museum in the city of Bern, Switzerland

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101 paintings

  • Ad Parnassum
    Ad Parnassum
    Paul Klee
    1932 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Artist's portrait with hat
    Artist's portrait with hat
    Paul Cézanne
    1879–1880 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Garden Restaurant
    Garden Restaurant
    August Macke
    1912 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Quai de Clichy. Temps gris
    Quai de Clichy. Temps gris
    Paul Signac
    1887 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Tea at Five (Contre-jour)
    Tea at Five (Contre-jour)
    Louise Catherine Breslau
    · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Le Peintre Krémègne
    Le Peintre Krémègne
    Amedeo Modigliani
    1916 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • A garden path in Rueil
    A garden path in Rueil
    Édouard Manet
    1882 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Landscape of Ruins and Fires
    Landscape of Ruins and Fires
    Félix Vallotton
    1915 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Les trois truites de la Loue
    Les trois truites de la Loue
    Gustave Courbet
    1873 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Le Bûcheron
    Le Bûcheron
    Ferdinand Hodler
    1910 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Head of a Peasant Woman with White Cap
    Head of a Peasant Woman with White Cap
    Vincent van Gogh
    March 1885 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Two Cut Sunflowers
    Two Cut Sunflowers
    Vincent van Gogh
    August 1887–September 1887 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Dream II
    Dream II
    Franz Marc
    1913 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Blue Horse II
    Blue Horse II
    Franz Marc
    1911 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • The Church at Moret, Frosty Weather
    The Church at Moret, Frosty Weather
    Alfred Sisley
    1893 · Kunstmuseum Bern
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