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Edward B. Greene

This catalog gathers 43 public-domain works given to the museum by Edward B. Greene. Every work is held by Cleveland Museum of Art.

  1. The Right Honorable Lady Mary Radcliffe (1732-98), Wife of Francis Eyre, Esq. The Right Honorable Lady Mary Radcliffe (1732-98), Wife of Francis Eyre, Esq. Francis Cotes · 1755
  2. Ava Mendelsohn Ava Mendelsohn Jean-Louis Forain · 1892
  3. Portrait of a French Actress Portrait of a French Actress Jacques-Charles Allais · 1746
  4. Three Demons Holding a Knight (verso) Three Demons Holding a Knight (verso) 1904
  5. The Bishop and the Demon (recto); Three Demons Holding a Knight (verso) The Bishop and the Demon (recto); Three Demons Holding a Knight (verso) 1904
  6. Portrait of a Man Portrait of a Man Maurice Quentin de La Tour · 1704
  7. The Bishop and the Demon (recto) The Bishop and the Demon (recto) 1904
  8. George Frederic Watts, R.A. George Frederic Watts, R.A. Alphonse Legros · 1876
  9. The Last Communion of St. Jerome The Last Communion of St. Jerome Giovanni Battista Tiepolo · 1726
  10. Sir John Taylor Coleridge Sir John Taylor Coleridge Samuel Cousins · 1851
  11. Lord Newton Lord Newton Charles Turner · 1814
  12. The Virgin Crowned by Two Angels The Virgin Crowned by Two Angels Albrecht Dürer · 1518
  13. View in Rotterdam View in Rotterdam William George Reindel · 1923
  14. Horatio Nelson Horatio Nelson William Barnard · 1798
  15. James Watt James Watt Charles Turner · 1815
  16. Benjamine Franklin Benjamine Franklin Edward Savage · 1793
  17. View of the Hotel Colbert View of the Hotel Colbert Auguste Louis Lepère · 1901
  18. Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam Albrecht Dürer · 1526
  19. Bernt Knipperdolling Bernt Knipperdolling Heinrich Aldegrever · 1536
  20. Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg - The Small Plate Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg - The Small Plate Albrecht Dürer · 1519
  21. The Great St. Sebastian The Great St. Sebastian Hans Baldung Grien · 1514
  22. Lt. Col. Tarleton Lt. Col. Tarleton John Raphael Smith · 1782
  23. Sir Jeffrey Amherst Sir Jeffrey Amherst James Watson · 1766
  24. The Thirties The Thirties Rudolph Stanley-Brown · 1917
  25. Self-Portrait Self-Portrait Heinrich Aldegrever · 1530
  26. The Holy Family and Kindred The Holy Family and Kindred Lucas Cranach the Elder · 1522
  27. Jean Charles Parent Jean Charles Parent Gerard Edelinck · 1681
  28. George, Prince of Wales George, Prince of Wales John Raphael Smith · 1792
  29. Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony Albrecht Dürer · 1524
  30. The Small Passion: Pilate Washing His Hands The Small Passion: Pilate Washing His Hands Albrecht Dürer · 1510
  31. Lieutenant General Honorable C. W. Stewart Lieutenant General Honorable C. W. Stewart Henry Meyer · 1814
  32. George Washington George Washington Edward Savage · 1793
  33. Richard, Earl Howe Richard, Earl Howe Robert Dunkarton · 1794
  34. Sir Francis and John Baring and Charles Wall Sir Francis and John Baring and Charles Wall James Ward · 1819
  35. Catherine Bunbury Catherine Bunbury James Watson · 1778
  36. Willibald Pirkheimer Willibald Pirkheimer Albrecht Dürer · 1524
  37. James Heath James Heath John Raphael Smith · 1796
  38. Low Tide, Oporto Low Tide, Oporto Orville Houghton Peets · 1934
  39. Maunder's Fish Shop, Chelsea Maunder's Fish Shop, Chelsea James McNeill Whistler · 1890
  40. River and City River and City Elbridge Gerry Peirce · 1925
  41. Charles I Charles I William Faithorne · 1658
  42. A Roadside in Spain A Roadside in Spain Henry Keller · 1926
  43. Seymour Seymour James McNeill Whistler · 1858

On provenance & the public domain

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Every work in this catalog is in the public domain; images come from the museums that hold them.