Late 19th Century at the National Gallery of Art
1,693–1,728 of 6,702 works · most celebrated first
Mahatta
Two Women of Pleasure
Hammer and Compass![Line-ups and Trenches [recto], by Winslow Homer, 1864](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/winslow-homer--line-ups-and-trenches-recto--73ce0ffd9d54aa43-w320.webp)
Line-ups and Trenches [recto]
Peasant and Ass
Landscape with Three Trees
Study for a Lunette![Study of a Man's Head [recto], by Alphonse Legros, 1874](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/alphonse-legros--study-of-a-man-s-head-recto--745204b66df421ed-w320.webp)
Study of a Man's Head [recto]
Girl in Bow of Canoe Spreading Out Her Loin-Cloth for a Sail, Samoa
Ballet Dancers![Father of the Artist [verso], by Paul Cézanne, 1868](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/paul-cezanne--father-of-the-artist-verso--74e24a3aa4f42c1a-w320.webp)
Father of the Artist [verso]
Centaur Carrying a Tree Trunk![Manuscript Pages [verso], by Paul Gauguin, 1886](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/paul-gauguin--manuscript-pages-verso--7675693ce6bfdd93-w320.webp)
Manuscript Pages [verso]
Landscape near Strasbourg Looking toward St. Gall
Landscape near Washington, Connecticut
a) Waiter and Customer (recto); b) Sketch of a Man and Woman (verso)
The Hudson River at Hastings
Study for "Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way"
La Rafle
Young Woman in Black
Study of a Jockey (M. de Broutelles)
Studies of Screwpines from Madagascar
Sheet of Sketches
The Artist's Studio
Jockey
William Wilson Corcoran
Pelicans
Fallen Jockey (study for "Scene from the Steeplechase: The Fallen Jockey")
Landscape, Evening
Yachting Girl
Study of the Allegorical Figure of the Genius of Health from Rubens' "The Birth of Louis XIII at Fontainbleau"
Madame Ditte
Fort Marion, Florida
Greniers indigenes et habitations a Akaroa, presqu'Ile de Banks
The Hand of the Artist's Daughter![A Pig; Breton Peasant Kneeling [verso], by Paul Gauguin, 1886](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/paul-gauguin--a-pig-breton-peasant-kneeling-verso--7b9f71fc8b8672db-w320.webp)
A Pig; Breton Peasant Kneeling [verso]