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Huntington Museum of Art

non-profit organization in Huntington, West Virginia, USA

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21 paintings

  • Self-Portrait at the Easel
    Self-Portrait at the Easel
    Elizabeth Nourse
    1892 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Looking over the River
    Looking over the River
    George Inness
    1886 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Homer Dodge Martin
    · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Return of the Gondolas
    Return of the Gondolas
    Félix Ziem
    · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Old Woman in a Window chopping Onions
    Old Woman in a Window chopping Onions
    Gerrit Dou
    c. 1660 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Young Woman in a Landscape
    Young Woman in a Landscape
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir
    1910s · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Love Tokens
    Love Tokens
    Jules Breton
    19th century · Huntington Museum of Art
  • The Harvester
    The Harvester
    Julien Dupré
    c. 1880–1881 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • The Watcher
    The Watcher
    Frank Weston Benson
    1921 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • River in Normandy
    River in Normandy
    Frits Thaulow
    1894 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Place St. Augustin
    Place St. Augustin
    Jean-François Raffaëlli
    · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Boat at Anchor
    Boat at Anchor
    John Henry Twachtman
    1893 · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alexander Helwig Wyant
    · Huntington Museum of Art
  • Sunrise
    Sunrise
    Alexander Helwig Wyant
    · Huntington Museum of Art
  • End of Winter
    End of Winter
    Ernest Lawson
    c. 1906–1918 · Huntington Museum of Art
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