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The Mesdag Collection

art museum in The Hague, Netherlands

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281 paintings

  • Caulking
    Caulking
    Hendrik Willem Mesdag
    1874–1875 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Hanging roe deer
    Hanging roe deer
    Gustave Courbet
    1858 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Portrait of Hippolyte (Pradelles?)
    Portrait of Hippolyte (Pradelles?)
    Gustave Courbet
    1862–1863 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Alone
    Alone
    Jozef Israëls
    c. 1880–1881 · The Mesdag Collection
  • In Oorsprong forest
    In Oorsprong forest
    Johannes Warnardus Bilders
    c. 1857 · The Mesdag Collection
  • At Scheveningen
    At Scheveningen
    Anton Mauve
    c. 1876 · The Mesdag Collection
  • The mirror
    The mirror
    Laura Theresa Alma-Tadema
    1872 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Souvenir of Nemi. Rocks and Shrubs
    Souvenir of Nemi. Rocks and Shrubs
    Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
    1844 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Sunrise
    Sunrise
    Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
    1871 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Dune landscape
    Dune landscape
    Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
    1854 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Sunset near Villerville
    Sunset near Villerville
    Charles-François Daubigny
    c. 1876 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Bank of the Oise near Auvers
    Bank of the Oise near Auvers
    Charles-François Daubigny
    c. 1832–1878 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Still Life with Apples
    Still Life with Apples
    Gustave Courbet
    1872 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Sleeping girl
    Sleeping girl
    Gustave Courbet
    1866 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Hagar and Ishmael
    Hagar and Ishmael
    Jean-François Millet
    c. 1848 · The Mesdag Collection
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