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Philbrook Museum of Art

art museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma

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28 paintings

  • The Shepherdess
    The Shepherdess
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1889 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Madonna with Child and Two Angels
    Madonna with Child and Two Angels
    Gentile da Fabriano
    1410 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Rest at Harvest
    Rest at Harvest
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1887 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Madonna and Child with Saints and Angels
    Madonna and Child with Saints and Angels
    Piero di Cosimo
    c. 1510s · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • The Catskill Valley
    The Catskill Valley
    Asher Brown Durand
    1863 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Miss Elizabeth Milward
    Miss Elizabeth Milward
    Benjamin West
    1770 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Bridge Over the Stour
    Bridge Over the Stour
    Childe Hassam
    1897 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Buffalo Hunt
    Buffalo Hunt
    Alfred Jacob Miller
    1839 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Apparition of the Host to Saint Thomas Aquinas
    Apparition of the Host to Saint Thomas Aquinas
    Francesco de Mura
    1735 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • The Railroad Bridge at Briare
    The Railroad Bridge at Briare
    Henri Harpignies
    1888 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    John Singleton Copley
    1771 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Portrait of Mrs. V, Mrs. Herman Duryea
    Portrait of Mrs. V, Mrs. Herman Duryea
    John White Alexander
    1898 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • The Flax Spinner
    The Flax Spinner
    Jules Breton
    1872 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • The Entombment of Christ
    The Entombment of Christ
    Luca Giordano
    1655 · Philbrook Museum of Art
  • The Death of Saint Joseph
    The Death of Saint Joseph
    Simone Barabino
    1620 · Philbrook Museum of Art
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