Impressionism at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium holds 45 Impressionism works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1871 to 1917. The collection is led by Emile Claus, Guillaume Vogels and Alfred Verhaeren.
Drawing lesson in the workshop
Waterloo Bridge, sun and rain
veduta di bruxelles
The Monte Rosa
Portrait of Jenny Montigny
Portrait of Madame Judic during Act II of "Niniche"
Flax harvesting
The procession of the schools in 1878
A Vocation
Dusk over the pool
The chalk sellers-At Noon
The asters
At Dawn
The chalk sellers-In the morning
The snow, evening
Portrait of Alfred Stevens
Cows crossing the Lys River
Portrait of Princess Sabine of Hohenlohe
Camille Lemonnier in the studio of the artist
The Woman of the People
The Road to Louveciennes
The Street of the Singers
The Wreck
Interior of a studio
The Beach
Azaleas in Kew
The beach at Blankenberghe
Snowstorm
The mouth of the river Scheldt
The Chalk sellers
Listening to Music by Schumann
Les Lavandières
Constantin Meunier in his sculptor's studio
An orchard in spring
Still life
Portrait of Gaëtan de Somzée on horseback
Portrait of Emile Hermans, the artists' brother
View of London: bank along the Thames
Chinoiseries with fans
Jeanne Meunier
Memories of the marshes of Fampoux. Dawn
Brussel in 1868
Het staketsel van Oostende
Interior of a church
Madame Louis Claes et sa fille