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Melancholy Italian Woman (Rome)
By Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting

The Source (La Source)
By Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 19th century



The Annunciation
By El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 16th century

River Bend (Coin de rivière)
By Paul Cézanne
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 19th century


Girl with Pink Bonnet (Jeune fille au chapeau rose)
By Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting



Two Sailboats at Grandcamp
By Georges Seurat
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
- PREMIUM
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Lemons and Orange (Citrons et orange)
By Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting

Beach Scene with Donkeys (or Mules)
By Maurice Prendergast
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 20th century

The Girl with the Golden Eyes
By Charles Demuth
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 20th century


Girl with a Polka-Dot Blouse
By Amedeo Modigliani
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 20th century


Bouquet of Flowers with China Asters and Tokyos
By Henri Rousseau
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 20th century


Landscape and Four Young Girls (Paysage et quatre jeunes filles)
By Henri Rousseau
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting


The Great Laundry Boat at Charenton Bridge
By Henri Rousseau
Museum: Barnes Foundation
PREMIUM Painting 19th century
- PREMIUM
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