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Whitney Museum of American Art

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25 paintings

  • Rideau, Cruchon et Compotier
    Rideau, Cruchon et Compotier
    Paul Cézanne
    1893–1894 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Dempsey and Firpo
    Dempsey and Firpo
    George Bellows
    1924 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Baptism in Kansas
    Baptism in Kansas
    John Steuart Curry
    1928 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • The Artist and His Mother
    The Artist and His Mother
    Arshile Gorky
    1926–1936 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • My Egypt
    My Egypt
    Charles Demuth
    1927 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Winter on the River
    Winter on the River
    Ernest Lawson
    1907 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Laughing Child
    Laughing Child
    Robert Henri
    1907 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Parade, Washington Square
    Parade, Washington Square
    William James Glackens
    1912 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Floating Ice
    Floating Ice
    George Bellows
    1910 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Old Canal Port
    Old Canal Port
    Oscar Florianus Bluemner
    1914 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
    Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
    Robert Henri
    1916 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • New York/Liberty
    New York/Liberty
    Florine Stettheimer
    1918–1919 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Painting
    Painting
    Patrick Henry Bruce
    c. 1921–1922 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • Hudson Street
    Hudson Street
    George Ault
    1932 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • The Artist at Work
    The Artist at Work
    George Ault
    1946 · Whitney Museum of American Art
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