Realism at the Brooklyn Museum
The Brooklyn Museum holds 72 Realism works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1819 to 1921. The collection is led by Gustave Courbet, George Augustus Baker and Jean Baptiste Camille Corot.
Market Scene
Crucifixion
Peaches, Grapes and Cherries
The Elder Sister, reduction (La soeur aînée, réduction)
The Appian Way
Mountains in Auvergne
The Silent River
Portrait of a Gentleman
Portrait of an old woman
The Invalid
Portrait of a Man
Shepherd Tending His Flock
Landscape
Still Life with Three Castles Tobacco
Head of a Girl
Self-portrait
The Road of the War Prisoners
Study for 'The Wounded Drummer Boy
A Resting Place of Prisoners
Three Orchids, Acropera, Peristeria Elata, Cattleya Bicolor
Don Manuel Romero de Terreros y Villar-Villamil
Who Is It?
La Vague
James K. Bogert
The Little Cook
The Two Colleagues (Lawyers)
Art Versus Law
The Fugitive, Study for Timon of Athens
Woman Carding Wool (La Cardeuse)
Tête de sanglier
Young Women of Sparta
Thoughts of the Future
Winter
A Study for "Paradise Lost
Fort Dumpling, Rhode Island
Caricature of King Victor Emmanuel II
The Open Book
The Last Honors to Counts Egmont and Hoorne, reduction
Ville d'Avray
Le Rocher isolé
''Souvenir of Italy''
The Russian Mendicant
John Caflin Southwick, Jr.
Portrait of a Lady
Still Life with Fruit
Portrait of a Child Holding a Cat
Portrait of a Woman in Black
Still Life
Foundering
Queen Victoria Lying in State
Home Scene
Horace Southwick
Grasshopper on Stalk of Rice
Trout
Landscape
Lake Mendota, Madison, Wisconsin
The Office of Don Manuel Romero de Terreros in Paris
The Wave (La Vague)
Self-portrait
Ella M. Clapp Southwick
The Savoyard Boy
Alexander Brown
Family Group
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
The Dead Alchemist
The Old Gardener
Landscape with Two Figures
William Henry Eaves
The Reapers
Mrs. Alexander (Sarah Giraud) Grant
Study for The Music Party
John Claflin Southwick