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Phoenix Art Museum

art museum in Phoenix, Arizona

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77 paintings

  • Pollice Verso
    Pollice Verso
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1872 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • A Cellist
    A Cellist
    Antoine Vestier
    1788 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Beach at Honfleur
    Beach at Honfleur
    Eugène Louis Boudin
    1886 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Le vieux port de Touques
    Le vieux port de Touques
    Eugène Louis Boudin
    1891 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • A Sketch of a Crag in the Catskills
    A Sketch of a Crag in the Catskills
    Sanford Robinson Gifford
    1860s · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Along the Canyon Rim
    Along the Canyon Rim
    Ben Foster
    1916 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Annisquam, Massachusetts
    Annisquam, Massachusetts
    William Lamb Picknell
    1880s · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Bartlett Survey Party Traversing a Canyon
    Bartlett Survey Party Traversing a Canyon
    Henry Cheever Pratt
    1855 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Basin of the Rio Gila, Arizona
    Basin of the Rio Gila, Arizona
    Henry Cheever Pratt
    1855 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Beach at Atlantic City
    Beach at Atlantic City
    Robert Henri
    1893 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • A Young Huntsman on the Watch
    A Young Huntsman on the Watch
    Giovanni Battista Piazzetta
    1720 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • A river landscape with a waterfall, c. 1660
    A river landscape with a waterfall, c. 1660
    Jacob van Ruisdael
    c. 1660 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Adoration of the Shepherds
    Adoration of the Shepherds
    Francesco Bacchiacca
    1500s · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Anne Birch
    Anne Birch
    George Romney
    1777 · Phoenix Art Museum
  • Arabian Horsemen
    Arabian Horsemen
    Adolf Schreyer
    1885 · Phoenix Art Museum
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