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Frederick Keppel and Co., Inc., The Frederick Keppel Memorial

This catalog gathers 45 public-domain works given to the museum by Frederick Keppel and Co., Inc., The Frederick Keppel Memorial. Every work is held by Cleveland Museum of Art.

  1. Kelp Gatherers Kelp Gatherers Jean François Millet · 1847
  2. Annie Annie James McNeill Whistler · 1858
  3. Sir Seymour Haden Sir Seymour Haden Alphonse Legros · 1881
  4. The Gleaners The Gleaners Jean François Millet · 1856
  5. La Poulailler attrape la plus grosse La Poulailler attrape la plus grosse Auguste Louis Lepère · 1894
  6. Port of Bordeaux Port of Bordeaux Maxime Lalanne · 1869
  7. An Unsafe Tenement An Unsafe Tenement James McNeill Whistler · 1858
  8. The Storm Cloud The Storm Cloud Félix Bracquemond · 1882
  9. The Squall at Trouville The Squall at Trouville Félix-Hilaire Buhot · 1874
  10. Rue des Marmousets (Old Paris) Rue des Marmousets (Old Paris) Maxime Lalanne · 1862
  11. Woman Carding Wool Woman Carding Wool Jean François Millet · 1856
  12. Sheep Enclosure in Béarn Sheep Enclosure in Béarn Charles-Émile Jacque · 1889
  13. Fire in the Port of Bordeaux Fire in the Port of Bordeaux Maxime Lalanne · 1869
  14. Old and New Mills, Valenciennes, France Old and New Mills, Valenciennes, France Joseph Pennell · 1910
  15. Stockyards, Chicago Stockyards, Chicago Joseph Pennell · 1910
  16. The Great Main, Near Sheffield The Great Main, Near Sheffield Joseph Pennell · 1909
  17. Interior of St. Mark's, Venice Interior of St. Mark's, Venice Otto H. Bacher · 1892
  18. Man Leaning on a Spade Man Leaning on a Spade Jean François Millet · 1856
  19. Building Dover Pier Building Dover Pier Joseph Pennell · 1910
  20. The Great Chimney, Bradford The Great Chimney, Bradford Joseph Pennell · 1909
  21. Plate with Sketches Plate with Sketches Jean François Millet · 1855
  22. Baptism in the Japanese Style Baptism in the Japanese Style Félix-Hilaire Buhot · 1887
  23. Bordeaux Bordeaux Maxime Lalanne · 1870
  24. College Henri IV College Henri IV Charles Meryon · 1864
  25. The Garret The Garret Maxime Lalanne · 1869
  26. Going to work Going to work Jean François Millet · 1863
  27. Woman Churning Butter Woman Churning Butter Jean François Millet · 1856
  28. The Large Shepherdess The Large Shepherdess Jean François Millet · 1862
  29. Swallows Swallows Félix Bracquemond · 1882
  30. Beuzeval, Opening to La Dive (Calvados) Beuzeval, Opening to La Dive (Calvados) Maxime Lalanne · 1868
  31. Demolition of Old Houses in Paris Demolition of Old Houses in Paris Maxime Lalanne · 1862
  32. Ruins of the Palais Gallien in Bordeaux Ruins of the Palais Gallien in Bordeaux Maxime Lalanne · 1870
  33. Bibi Valentin Bibi Valentin James McNeill Whistler · 1859
  34. Lapwings and Teals Lapwings and Teals Félix Bracquemond · 1862
  35. Source of the Albarine Source of the Albarine Adolphe Appian · 1870
  36. A Concarneau (Finistère) A Concarneau (Finistère) Maxime Lalanne · 1874
  37. Rue des Toilés, Bourges Rue des Toilés, Bourges Charles Meryon · 1853
  38. Environs of Rome Environs of Rome Jean Baptiste Camille Corot · 1866
  39. Woman Sewing Woman Sewing Jean François Millet · 1855
  40. The Surprised Ducks The Surprised Ducks Félix Bracquemond · 1882
  41. The Philosopher The Philosopher Alphonse Legros · 1884
  42. The Diggers The Diggers Jean François Millet · 1856
  43. Oceanie Oceanie Charles Meryon · 1845
  44. The Plan The Plan Paul Rajon · 1870
  45. Sir Edward Poynter Sir Edward Poynter Alphonse Legros · 1877

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.