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Art Museum Riga Bourse

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76 paintings

  • Landscape with a river and angler
    Landscape with a river and angler
    Alexei Savrasov
    1859 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Sandvika Village in the Snow
    Sandvika Village in the Snow
    Claude Monet
    1895 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • The Abduction of Angélique
    The Abduction of Angélique
    Horace Vernet
    1820 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Temple of Augustus in Nîmes
    Temple of Augustus in Nîmes
    Hubert Robert
    1763 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Fisher Girl
    Fisher Girl
    Eugène Isabey
    1850 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Squire-at-arms - Saint Guillaume d'Aquitaine
    Squire-at-arms - Saint Guillaume d'Aquitaine
    Simon Vouet
    1620s · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • King Francis I of France and his sister Margaret of Navarre
    King Francis I of France and his sister Margaret of Navarre
    Nicaise de Keyser
    1844 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Winter landscape
    Winter landscape
    Nicolaes Molenaer
    17th century · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Landscape with Bridge
    Landscape with Bridge
    Pieter de Molijn
    1652 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Shipwreck
    Shipwreck
    Johan Christian Dahl
    c. 1832 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Barnyard Scene
    Barnyard Scene
    Egbert van der Poel
    1658 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Landscape in a flower garland
    Landscape in a flower garland
    Daniel Seghers and Lucas van Uden
    17th century · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Portrait of William II, Prince of Orange-Nassau
    Portrait of William II, Prince of Orange-Nassau
    Workshop of Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1632 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Salomon van Ruysdael
    1642 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • The old Fortress Commandant
    The old Fortress Commandant
    Carl Spitzweg
    c. 1860 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
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