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Addison Gallery of American Art

art museum in Andover, Massachusetts

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26 paintings

  • Salutat
    Salutat
    Thomas Eakins
    1898 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Eight Bells
    Eight Bells
    Winslow Homer
    1886 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • The Coming Storm
    The Coming Storm
    Albert Bierstadt
    1869 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • The Monk
    The Monk
    George Inness
    1873 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • The Snow Mountain
    The Snow Mountain
    Albert Bierstadt
    1860s · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Boston Harbor
    Boston Harbor
    Thomas Chambers
    1850s · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Castles of the Rhine
    Castles of the Rhine
    Thomas Chambers
    19th century · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Study of a Wood Interior
    Study of a Wood Interior
    Asher Brown Durand
    1850s · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • The West Wind
    The West Wind
    Winslow Homer
    1891 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Street Scene
    Street Scene
    Thomas Moran
    · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Study for "Abraham Offering up Isaac"
    Study for "Abraham Offering up Isaac"
    John Singleton Copley
    1797 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Val d'Aosta: A Man Fishing
    Val d'Aosta: A Man Fishing
    John Singer Sargent
    1905–1909 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Gypsy Encampment, Granada, Spain
    Gypsy Encampment, Granada, Spain
    John Singer Sargent
    1910–1914 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Moonlight, Wolf
    Moonlight, Wolf
    Frederic Remington
    c. 1904 · Addison Gallery of American Art
  • Sketch of Maua, Apia, One of Our Boat Crew
    Sketch of Maua, Apia, One of Our Boat Crew
    John La Farge
    1891 · Addison Gallery of American Art
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