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Dallas Museum of Art

art museum in Dallas, Texas

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391 paintings

  • The Icebergs
    The Icebergs
    Frederic Edwin Church
    1861 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • The Fountain of Vaucluse
    The Fountain of Vaucluse
    Thomas Cole
    1841 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Fox in the Snow
    Fox in the Snow
    Gustave Courbet
    1860 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Le Pont Neuf
    Le Pont Neuf
    Claude Monet
    1873 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Bonneville, Savoy
    Bonneville, Savoy
    J. M. W. Turner
    1803 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • The Tea Service
    The Tea Service
    Claude Monet
    1872 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • St. John
    St. John
    El Greco
    1590–1595 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Battle of Arab Horsemen Around a Standard
    Battle of Arab Horsemen Around a Standard
    Théodore Chassériau
    1854 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Sheaves of Wheat
    Sheaves of Wheat
    Vincent van Gogh
    July 1890 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Cinderella at the Kitchen Fire
    Cinderella at the Kitchen Fire
    Thomas Sully
    1843 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Apple Harvest
    Apple Harvest
    Camille Pissarro
    1888 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Celtic Tale
    Celtic Tale
    Paul Sérusier
    1894 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Yellow Roses in a Vase
    Yellow Roses in a Vase
    Gustave Caillebotte
    1882 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Self_Portrait with Palette
    Self_Portrait with Palette
    Camille Pissarro
    1896 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • The Laundress, Blue Room
    The Laundress, Blue Room
    Félix Vallotton
    1900 · Dallas Museum of Art
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