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Elvehjem Museum of Art

art museum in Madison, Wisconsin

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23 paintings

  • Étretat
    Étretat
    Eugène Louis Boudin
    1891 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • The River Sambre at Charleroi
    The River Sambre at Charleroi
    Maximilien Luce
    1896 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • The Shawl
    The Shawl
    Charles Sprague Pearce
    c. 1900 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Approach to the Bridge at Night
    Approach to the Bridge at Night
    George Bellows
    June 1913 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Capriccio of Classical Ruins with Boats
    Capriccio of Classical Ruins with Boats
    Hubert Robert
    1760s · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Mount Washington from the Saco River: A Sketch
    Mount Washington from the Saco River: A Sketch
    Sanford Robinson Gifford
    c. 1858 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    William Louis Sonntag, Sr.
    19th century · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Woman dressing
    Woman dressing
    Georges Kars
    1929 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • At the Fortune Teller's
    At the Fortune Teller's
    Alma Erdmann
    1900 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • The Artist's Studio
    The Artist's Studio
    Auguste-Xavier Leprince and Eugène Le Poittevin
    1826 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Worcester Cathedral
    Worcester Cathedral
    Benjamin Williams Leader
    1894 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Boglands
    Boglands
    George William Russell
    1935 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Children Dancing on the Strand
    Children Dancing on the Strand
    George William Russell
    1914 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Italian Village
    Italian Village
    Carl Rötteken
    · Elvehjem Museum of Art
  • Meeting of the Austrian and Prussian Commanders
    Meeting of the Austrian and Prussian Commanders
    Christian Sell
    1869 · Elvehjem Museum of Art
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