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Still Life With Peacock Pie by Pieter Claesz
Pieter Claesz is one of the most important still-life painters in Haarlem. The food presented in this table was the most extravagent during this time in Netherlands (Recent Acquisitions). -
Water Lilies XV by Claude Monet
Claude Monet was one of the fathers of Impressionism Movement along with Renoir, Sisley, and Bazille (Claude Monet the Complete Works). -
Jeanne Marguerite Lecadre In The Garden by Claude Monet
Regardless of his fame as a painter, he tried to commit suicide by throwing himself into the Siene in 1868, due to financial problems (Claude Oscar Monet Biography). -
Garden at Sainte-Adresse by Claude Monet
This painting is oil on canvas. Monet painted this scenery while on vacation with his family that captures how "leisure time" was spent during this time (The Met Museum). -
The Dance Class by Edgar Degas
Oil on canvas,
Edgar Degas is considered one of the founders of the Impressionism art movement. He liked to paint landscapes and modern life in urban and suburban areas (The Transformation of Landscape Painting in France). -
Poppy Fields near Argenteuil by Claude Monet
This painting has been exhibited in many famous museums in America, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington (Poppy Fields Near Argenteuil). -
Dancers Backstage by Edgar Degas
Despite people thinking that he is a founder of the Impressionism art movement, he considered hiself a realist (from Realism). His first paintings depicted battle, but by the 1860's he turned to paint theater and ballet (Degas, Edgar). -
A Girl In A Punt by Winslow Homer
This paiting was made by Winslow Homer in 1880. He was known as a man of many talents in illustration, oil paint, and watercolor (Winslow Homer In The National Gallery of Art ). -
Incoming Tide, Scarboro, Maine
This is one the first marine paintings Homer made when he settled in Maine. He liked to paint the furious waves crashing onto the shores despite the "inclement weather" (Winslow Homer In The National Gallery of Art). -
Starry Night Over Rhone by Vincent Van Gogh
Van Gogh produced 900 paintings, and more than 1,100 works on paper (Vincent Van Gogh 1853-1890). -
Vase with Poppies, Cornflowers, Peonies, and Chrysanthemums
Van Gogh admired Barbizon artists, which influenced him to paint rural life (Vicent Van Gogh 1853-1890) -
Postrait of Adeled Bloch-Bauer by Gustav Klimt "The Woman in Gold"
This painting is among the most valued paintings and was "seized by the Nazis" from the Bloch-Bauer family in Vienna during World War II (Gustav Klimt and Adele Bloch-Bauer:The Woman in Gold). -
Petunia by Georgia
Oil on Canvas. Geogia O'Keeffe was the only artist to use flowers continuosly as a motif (Georgia O'Keeffe). Many accused her of painting illusions of female genitalia, but O'Keeffe said she had no hidden symbolism in her paintings. -
Radiator Building- Night, New York by Georgia O'Keeffe
Okeefee did not follow a specific art movement, she rather experimented with abstract motifs of nature (Georgia O'Keeffe Biography). -
Pedernal by Geogia O'Keeffe
Oil on canvas. Georgia began her art studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1905 at the age of 18 (O'keeffe, Georgia).
