Alexandre Cabanel, French, 1823-1889 – The Governess Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Alexandre Cabanel, French, 1823-1889 -- The Governess

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Adriaen Thomasz. Key, Netherlandish (active Antwerp), first documented 1558, still active 1589? -- The Holy Family

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Adriaen van Ostade, Dutch (active Haarlem), 1610-1685 -- Peasants Drinking and Making Music

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Agnolo Bronzino (Agnolo di Cosimo di Mariano), Italian (active Florence), 1503-1572 -- Portrait of Cosimo I de’ Medici as Orpheus

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Agnolo Gaddi (Agnolo di Taddeo Gaddi), Italian (active Florence), first documented 1369, died 1396 -- Saint Sylvester and the Dragon

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Agustín Esteve y Marques, Spanish, 1753-c. 1820 -- Portrait of Isidro González Velásquez[?]

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alessandro Magnasco, also called Lissandro and Lissandrino, Italian (active Genoa, Milan, Venice, and Florence) c. 1667-1749 -- The Catechism in the Cathedral of Milan

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alexandre-Jean-Baptiste Hesse, French, 1806-1879 -- The Funerary Honors Rendered to Titian, Who Died in Venice during the Plague of 1576

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Henry Maurer, American, 1868-1932 -- The Peacock (Portrait of a Woman)

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Parsons, English, 1847-1920 -- River and Towpath

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Sisley, French, 1839-1899 -- Banks of the Loing River

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Sisley, French, 1839-1899 -- Bridge at Moret-sur-Loing

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Sisley, French, 1839-1899 -- Landscape (Spring at Bougival)

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Sisley, French, 1839-1899 -- The Bridge at Saint-Mammes

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Alfred Sisley, French, 1839-1899 -- The Canal at Saint-Mammes

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L'image a quelque chose de ça: gens, enfant, femme, groupe, deux, fils, porter, portrait, progéniture, trois, famille, chambre, fille, homme, expression faciale, meubles, affection, éducation.
C'est peut-être une peinture d’une femme tenant un enfant à côté d’une femme en robe noire, d’une autre.

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