Early 19th Century at the National Gallery of Art
1,801–1,836 of 7,182 works · most celebrated first
Principe Massimiliano Massimi
A Mounted Cavalry Officer Seen from Behind
Studies for a Scene from Dante's "Inferno"
Reverie
An Ancient Sacrifice
An Ancient Tree with Figures in a Landscape
Campagniolo romano![Banknote Studies [recto], by John William Casilear, 1840](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/john-william-casilear--banknote-studies-recto--f06414b41cecdca8-w320.webp)
Banknote Studies [recto]
J.Q.A. Ward
Landscape II
Landscape I
Mother and Three Children Making a Floral Wreath
Design for the Tomb of Dr. Joseph Warton
Souvenir of Tuscany
Three Armed Riders Escorting Prisoners near Reims
The Death of Lausus
River Landscape with Buildings, Boats, and Figures
Sailboats on Southampton River
The Waterfall at Tivoli with the Villa of Maecenas
Landscape
Rays of Sunlight Striking a Woodland Path
Section of the Crossing and the West End of a Cathedral for Berlin
The Bristol Riots: The Burning in the Street
Sailboat on a Beach
Trees at Beddington
C'etais "pour se donner des forces"
Corso Sant' Anastasia with the Palazzo Maffei in Verona
Renderings of an Ivory Carving of Ariadne from the 6th Century and an Ivory Plaque from the 9th Century
Eduard, the Artist's Infant Son
Mrs. Susannah Tulk
Ships in a Stormy Sea
Two Men in Oriental Dress
A Muse
Horses
Study for "The Landing of Columbus"
Clemens Brentano