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The Return of Rip Van Winkle
By John Quidor
Museum: National Gallery of Art
FREE Painting 19th century


Untitled [reclining female nude with figure in doorway]
By Richard Diebenkorn
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Drawing 20th century

Untitled [landscape]
By Richard Diebenkorn
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Drawing 20th century

The Martyrdom of Saint Gennaro
By Mattia Preti
Museum: National Gallery of Art
FREE Painting 17th century


Dream of Thiralatha [from "America," cancelled plate d]
By William Blake
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other 18th century

The Soul Hovering Over the Body [from Marriage of Heaven and Hell, plate 14]
By William Blake
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other 18th century


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Vue d'une rue des Faubourgs de Besançon
By Richard Parkes Bonington
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Other 19th century


View of the Remains of Caracalla's Baths, Taken from the Jesuits Gardens at Rome
By Richard Cooper II
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Drawing 18th century



Huit Études et compositions de fleurs (Eight Studies and Compositions of Flowers)
By Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart
Museum: National Gallery of Art
FREE Other 19th century

View of Bregentved Forest, Sjaeeland
By Frederik Sødring
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century

Washerwomen on the Banks of the Durance
By Paul Guigou
Museum: National Gallery of Art
PREMIUM Painting 19th century




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