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Gardens And Parks
Buildings

Museo Sorolla (Spain)

Parahi te Marae (also known as There Lies the Temple)Paul Gauguin

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Paul Gauguin - Parahi te Marae (also known as There Lies the Temple)

Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia, United States)

Temples
Temples

The Loss of Virginity Paul Gauguin

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Chrysler Museum of Art (Norfolk, United States)

Shortly after quitting his job as a stockbroker, Paul Gauguin moved to Brittany in search of a “savage and primitive” society uncorrupted by modern life. As seen here, he developed a style of painting based on bright, flat patches of unmodulated color that take on a life of their own. Inspired by re...

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103 x 35 cm, (1848)

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The Awakening of Wales Christopher Williams

Caernarfon Royal Town Council (Caernarfon, United Kingdom)

The Seine at Point du Jour Alfred Sisley

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Alfred Sisley - The Seine at Point du Jour

Musée D'art Moderne André Malraux (Le Havre, France)

Fish
Rivers
Boats

A Masterpiece of Impressionism

'The Seine at Point du Jour' is a stunning oil on canvas painting by the renowned French Impressionist artist, Alfred Sisley. This masterpiece, created in 187...

Rocky Mountains Albert Bierstadt

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Animals
Rivers
Rocks
Mountains

The Artist: Albert Bierstadt

Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) was a German-American painter known for his stunning landscapes, particularly those of the American West. He was a member of the Hud...

Girl with a Fan (also known as Alphonsine Fournaise)Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Girl with a Fan (also known as Alphonsine Fournaise)

The State Hermitage Museum (Russia)

Girls

Landscape at Le Cannet Pierre Bonnard

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Kimbell Art Museum (Fort Worth, United States)

Pierre Bonnard’s beginnings were influenced by the sinuous lines and hues of Paul Gauguin, and his late works inspired Mark Rothko, the ultimate colorist of the abstract age. He is known for his scenes of daily life, centering on his own extended family; for his complex depictions of interiors, ofte...

Haystack at Giverny Claude Monet

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Harvesting

Haystacks is the title of a series of impressionist paintings by Claude Monet. The primary subjects of all of the paintings in the series are stacks of hay in the field after the harvest season. The title refers primarily to a twenty-five canvas series (Wildenstein Index Number 1266-1290) begun in t...

Grape Harvest in Arles (also known as Human Misery)Paul Gauguin

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Paul Gauguin - Grape Harvest in Arles (also known as Human Misery)

Ordrupgaard Collection (Denmark)

France
Men
Harvesting

Wild Poppies, near Argenteuil Claude Monet

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Claude Monet - Wild Poppies, near Argenteuil

Flowers

Claude Monet, one of the most famous Impressionist painters, is known for his captivating landscapes and natural scenes. One such masterpiece is 'Wild Poppies, Near Argenteuil'<...

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The Bathers Paul Gauguin

Spring (Study of Jeanne Demarsy)Edouard Manet

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Edouard Manet - Spring (Study of Jeanne Demarsy)

Aquatint

Study
Nature
Women
Spring

A Timeless Classic Available at ArtsDot.com

Édouard Manet, a prominent French artist known for his significant contributions to Impressionism, created the captivating painting 'Spring' in 1881. This mesmerizing artwork is now available as a high-quality reproduction on canvas at ArtsDot....

Laundresses at Cagnes Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Laundresses at Cagnes

The Wooden Gate (The Pig Keeper)Paul Gauguin

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Paul Gauguin - The Wooden Gate (The Pig Keeper)

Animals
Cottages
Countryside

Osny, the Gate, Busagny Farm (also known as Busagny Farm, Osny)Paul Gauguin

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Paul Gauguin - Osny, the Gate, Busagny Farm (also known as Busagny Farm, Osny)

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In the Heat of the Day (also known as Woman with Pigs)Paul Gauguin

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Farm in Osny (also known as Farm, Washhouse, Osny)Paul Gauguin

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The Day Ferdinand Hodler

Kunsthaus Zürich (Zürich, Switzerland)

While his early work bore opulent testimony to realism, in the 1890s Ferdinand Hodler took a turn towards Symbolism, a reaction to naturalism and materialism that was in the process of discovering its own mystico-spiritual motifs. Symbols served it in this pursuit as a means of expression and allowe...