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Art Gallery of Hamilton

art museum in Hamilton, Ontario

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13 paintings

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  • The Phantom Hunter
    The Phantom Hunter
    William Blair Bruce
    1888 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Capital Punishment
    Capital Punishment
    Émile Friant
    1908 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Portrait of Mademoiselle Durand
    Portrait of Mademoiselle Durand
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1853 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Émile Jules Pichot
    1878 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Croquet
    Croquet
    James Tissot
    1878 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • The Triumph of Christianity over Paganism
    The Triumph of Christianity over Paganism
    Gustave Doré
    1868 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Jeanne Raunay dans Iphigénie
    Jeanne Raunay dans Iphigénie
    Édouard Vuillard
    1899 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Princess Elizabeth Bibesco
    Princess Elizabeth Bibesco
    Édouard Vuillard
    c. 1919 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • The Conway River
    The Conway River
    Benjamin Williams Leader
    1908 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Pigs and Donkey
    Pigs and Donkey
    George Bellows
    November 1920 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • Boy with Eton Collar (Portrait of Meredith Hare)
    Boy with Eton Collar (Portrait of Meredith Hare)
    George Bellows
    July 1921 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • The Vaughan Sisters
    The Vaughan Sisters
    William Brymner
    1910 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
  • LImage under copyright
    L'homme a la cravate en X
    Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli
    c. 1872 · Art Gallery of Hamilton
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