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Royal Academy of Arts

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385 paintings

  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Joshua Reynolds
    c. 1780 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Boy and Rabbit
    Boy and Rabbit
    Henry Raeburn
    c. 1814 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • The Leaping Horse
    The Leaping Horse
    John Constable
    1825 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • An Interior in Venice
    An Interior in Venice
    John Singer Sargent
    1898–1899 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Romantic Landscape with Sheep at a Spring
    Romantic Landscape with Sheep at a Spring
    Thomas Gainsborough
    c. 1783 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • A Gipsy Girl
    A Gipsy Girl
    Thomas Lawrence
    1794 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Portrait of Sir William Chambers
    Portrait of Sir William Chambers
    Joshua Reynolds
    c. 1780 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Last supper by Giampietrino
    Last supper by Giampietrino
    Giampietrino
    c. 1520 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • The Outcast
    The Outcast
    Richard Redgrave
    1851 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • The Artist's Son, William
    The Artist's Son, William
    Martin Archer Shee
    c. 1820 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • A Boat Passing a Lock
    A Boat Passing a Lock
    John Constable
    1826 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Queen Victoria (1819–1901)
    Queen Victoria (1819–1901)
    Martin Archer Shee
    1842–1843 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Jacobites, 1745
    Jacobites, 1745
    John Pettie
    1874 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • La Nuit avant Naseby
    La Nuit avant Naseby
    Augustus Egg
    1859 · Royal Academy of Arts
  • Le Chef de l’Hôtel Chatham
    Le Chef de l’Hôtel Chatham
    William Orpen
    c. 1921 · Royal Academy of Arts
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