Realism at the Walters Art Museum
The Walters Art Museum holds 65 Realism works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1843 to 1888. The collection is led by Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, Pierre Édouard Frère and Charles Loring Elliott.
The Goose Girl
The Duel After the Masquerade
Devotion
Chickens
Still Life with Flowers
Still Life: Daisies and Violets
Italian Girl
St. Sebastian Succoured by Holy Women
The Potato Harvest
Self-portrait
Still Life with Fruit
The Prodigal Son
Landscape in Scotland
The Plains of Hungary
Napoleon III
The Truant
Early Morning
Portrait of a Seated Woman
Repose
Anthony Van Corlear (painting)
Lost Illusions
Landscape with Bridge
The Attack at Dawn
Portrait of Princess Kotschoubey
Portrait of an Unknown Man
Interior of a Tavern
The Cherry Picker
View of Lake Geneva
The Dispute
On Reconnaissance
The Petition to the Doge
War
The Sailor’s Wedding
The Little Housekeeper
The Fisherman's Cottage
Helping Herself
The Close of Day
Gathering Oranges, Granada
The Cold Day
Drawing Water
Returning from the Fields
The Important Response
The Blind Beggar
Peace
Daydreams
Preparing Dinner
Mud Pies
Two Italian Peasants
The Loge (In the Theatre Boxes)
Breaking Flax
The Stream of the Black Well
Moonlight In Holland
The Camp Barber
Lawyer Going to Court
Old '76 and Young '48
The Scarlet Letter
Harvest Scene
The Flowering Shrub
Profile Head of a Young Woman
The Young Cook
The Third Class Carriage
Ploughing Scene
The Picket
The Story of a Battle
The Attack at Dawn