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Worcester Art Museum

art museum in Worcester, Massachusetts

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221 paintings

  • A Game of Tric Trac
    A Game of Tric Trac
    Judith Leyster
    1630 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Northbrook Madonna
    Northbrook Madonna
    Attributed to Timoteo Viti and after Raphael
    c. 1505 · Worcester Art Museum
  • The Repentant Magdalen
    The Repentant Magdalen
    El Greco
    c. 1577 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Portrait of Don Fr. Miguel Fernandez y Flores
    Portrait of Don Fr. Miguel Fernandez y Flores
    Francisco Goya
    1815 · Worcester Art Museum
  • The Brooding Woman
    The Brooding Woman
    Paul Gauguin
    1891 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Golfe Juan
    Golfe Juan
    Paul Signac
    1896 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Angels Ministering to Christ in the Wilderness
    Angels Ministering to Christ in the Wilderness
    Thomas Cole
    1843 · Worcester Art Museum
  • View on the Arno, near Florence
    View on the Arno, near Florence
    Thomas Cole
    1837 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Chess Players
    Chess Players
    James Northcote
    1807 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Muddy Alligators
    Muddy Alligators
    John Singer Sargent
    1917 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Banks of the Loire
    Banks of the Loire
    J. M. W. Turner
    1829 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Portrait of Frans Post
    Portrait of Frans Post
    Frans Hals
    1655 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Winter Landscape with Skaters near a Castle
    Winter Landscape with Skaters near a Castle
    Adriaen van de Venne
    1615 · Worcester Art Museum
  • Portrait of John Bours (1734–1815)
    Portrait of John Bours (1734–1815)
    John Singleton Copley
    1761 · Worcester Art Museum
  • The Jewish Wedding
    The Jewish Wedding
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir and after Eugène Delacroix
    1875 · Worcester Art Museum
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