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94 paintings

  • The Peacemakers
    The Peacemakers
    George Peter Alexander Healy
    1868 · White House
  • The Avenue in the Rain
    The Avenue in the Rain
    Childe Hassam
    1917 · White House
  • Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
    Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
    David Martin
    1767 · White House
  • William Howard Taft
    William Howard Taft
    Anders Zorn
    1911 · White House
  • Dolley Payne Madison
    Dolley Payne Madison
    Gilbert Stuart
    1804 · White House
  • Angelica Singleton Van Buren (Mrs. Abraham Van Buren)
    Angelica Singleton Van Buren (Mrs. Abraham Van Buren)
    Henry Inman
    1842 · White House
  • Hameau à Payennet près de Gardanne (Hamlet at Payennet, near Gardanne)
    Hameau à Payennet près de Gardanne (Hamlet at Payennet, near Gardanne)
    Paul Cézanne
    1886–1890 · White House
  • Portrait of James Monroe
    Portrait of James Monroe
    Samuel Finley Breese Morse
    c. 1819 · White House
  • Benjamin Franklin
    Benjamin Franklin
    Benjamin Wilson
    1759 · White House
  • The Three Tetons
    The Three Tetons
    Thomas Moran
    1895 · White House
  • City of Washington from Beyond the Navy Yard
    City of Washington from Beyond the Navy Yard
    George Cooke
    1833 · White House
  • George Washington
    George Washington
    Gilbert Stuart
    1796–1797 · White House
  • Martha Dandridge Custis Washington (Mrs. George Washington)
    Martha Dandridge Custis Washington (Mrs. George Washington)
    Eliphalet Frazer Andrews
    1878 · White House
  • William Henry Harrison
    William Henry Harrison
    James Lambdin
    1835 · White House
  • Theodore Roosevelt
    Theodore Roosevelt
    John Singer Sargent
    1903 · White House
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