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Milwaukee Art Museum

art museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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108 paintings

  • The Two Majesties
    The Two Majesties
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1883 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Boating on the Yerres
    Boating on the Yerres
    Gustave Caillebotte
    1877 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • The Wood Gatherer
    The Wood Gatherer
    Jules Bastien-Lepage
    1881 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Saint Francis
    Saint Francis
    Francisco de Zurbarán
    1630–1634 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • City of Workers
    City of Workers
    Hans Baluschek
    1920 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • The Old Stagecoach
    The Old Stagecoach
    Eastman Johnson
    1871 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Der Naturforscher
    Der Naturforscher
    Carl Spitzweg
    1875–1880 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Hark! The Lark
    Hark! The Lark
    Winslow Homer
    1882 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Dodo with a Feather Hat
    Dodo with a Feather Hat
    Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
    1911 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • The Shepherdess
    The Shepherdess
    Jean-Honoré Fragonard
    c. 1750–1752 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Seated Imaginary Animal
    Seated Imaginary Animal
    Franz Marc
    1913 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • View of Bougival
    View of Bougival
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    1873 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Arab Encampment
    Arab Encampment
    Eugène Delacroix
    1839 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Triple Profile Portrait
    Triple Profile Portrait
    Attributed to Lucas de Heere
    c. 1570 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • Portrait of Princess Margaret of Saxony
    Portrait of Princess Margaret of Saxony
    Lucas Cranach the Elder
    c. 1534 · Milwaukee Art Museum
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