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Portland Museum of Art

art museum in Portland, Maine, USA

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26 paintings

  • Mount Katahdin from Millinocket Camp
    Mount Katahdin from Millinocket Camp
    Frederic Edwin Church
    1895 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Camaret Harbor
    Camaret Harbor
    Eugène Louis Boudin
    c. 1871 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Wild Geese in Flight
    Wild Geese in Flight
    Winslow Homer
    1897 · Portland Museum of Art
  • An Open Window
    An Open Window
    Winslow Homer
    1872 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Miss Florence Leyland
    Miss Florence Leyland
    James McNeill Whistler
    c. 1873 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Young Farmers
    Young Farmers
    Winslow Homer
    1873–1874 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Returning from the Spring
    Returning from the Spring
    Winslow Homer
    1874 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Evening
    Evening
    Winslow Homer
    c. 1870 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Monte Carlo seen from Roquebrune
    Monte Carlo seen from Roquebrune
    Claude Monet
    1884 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Helen Smith Beyer (Mrs. Henry Gustav Beyer)
    Helen Smith Beyer (Mrs. Henry Gustav Beyer)
    William McGregor Paxton
    1912 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Henry Gustav Beyer, Jr.
    Henry Gustav Beyer, Jr.
    William McGregor Paxton
    1912 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Confidences
    Confidences
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    c. 1874 · Portland Museum of Art
  • The Seine at Vétheuil
    The Seine at Vétheuil
    Claude Monet
    c. 1880 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Moret-sur-Loing
    Moret-sur-Loing
    Alfred Sisley
    1888 · Portland Museum of Art
  • Stormy Weather at Etretat
    Stormy Weather at Etretat
    Gustave Courbet
    c. 1869 · Portland Museum of Art
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