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Arnot Art Museum

Art museum in Elmira, New York

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20 paintings

  • The Marabou
    The Marabou
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1888 · Arnot Art Museum
  • The Rose
    The Rose
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1887 · Arnot Art Museum
  • Autumn in the Catskills
    Autumn in the Catskills
    Thomas Cole
    1827 · Arnot Art Museum
  • The Stoning of Saint Paul
    The Stoning of Saint Paul
    Jean Baptiste de Champaigne
    c. 1667 · Arnot Art Museum
  • Art and Literature
    Art and Literature
    William-Adolphe Bouguereau
    1867 · Arnot Art Museum
  • Ariadne & Bacchus on Naxos
    Ariadne & Bacchus on Naxos
    Claude Lorrain
    1656 · Arnot Art Museum
  • On the Oise
    On the Oise
    Charles-François Daubigny
    · Arnot Art Museum
  • Barn Yard
    Barn Yard
    Charles Jacque
    · Arnot Art Museum
  • The Red Cow
    The Red Cow
    Constant Troyon
    · Arnot Art Museum
  • A Mountain Stream
    A Mountain Stream
    Gustave Courbet
    c. 1860 · Arnot Art Museum
  • The Lunatic
    The Lunatic
    Hugues Merle
    1871 · Arnot Art Museum
  • Apple Gatherers
    Apple Gatherers
    Jean-François Millet
    c. 1852 · Arnot Art Museum
  • Playing Bowles In The Fosse at Antibes
    Playing Bowles In The Fosse at Antibes
    Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier
    1885 · Arnot Art Museum
  • The Cardinal's Menu
    The Cardinal's Menu
    Jehan Georges Vibert
    c. 1882 · Arnot Art Museum
  • Two Oracles
    Two Oracles
    Jules-Émile Saintin
    1872 · Arnot Art Museum
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