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  • Skating Scene

    By John Toole

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting

  • Geese in Flight

    By Leila T. Bauman

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting

  • Aurora

    Unknown artist

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 19th century

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  • Singerie: The Picnic

    By Christophe Huet

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 18th century

  • Singerie: The Dance

    By Christophe Huet

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 18th century

  • My Gems

    By William Michael Harnett

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 19th century

  • La Grotte de la Loue

    By Gustave Courbet

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 19th century

  • The Sisters

    By Gari Melchers

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 19th century

  • Miss Van Alen

    By The Gansevoort Limner (Possibly Pieter Vanderlyn)

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting

  • Boy and Girl

    Unknown artist

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 19th century

  • Mount Vernon

    By George Ropes

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting 19th century

  • Catherine Brower

    By MacKay (unknown)

    Museum: National Gallery of Art

    PREMIUM Painting

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