Trees by an entrance to a park
Theodosius Forrest (d. 1784)
1760–75 · Graphite, brush and green and ochre wash or watercolor
Cleared · Public Domain
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Trees by the lake, Peamore Park, near Exeter, Devon
Francis Towne (d. 1816)
1790–1810 · Watercolor over traces of graphite; laid down on original mount
Cleared · Public Domain
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An Allée of Trees in a Park (recto); The Ruins of a Building on a Hill (verso)
Georges Michel (d. 1843)
n.d. · Black chalk with gray wash and watercolor (recto); pen and ink over black chalk with gray wash (verso)
Cleared · Public Domain
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Cedar trees in a park
George Richmond (d. 1896)
1840–70 · Black, red and white chalk on brown paper
Cleared · Public Domain
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Allée of Chestnut Trees
Alfred Sisley (d. 1899)
1878 · Oil on canvas
Cleared · Public Domain
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No open reproduction
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An Allée in the Woods
Sir Edward John Poynter (d. 1919)
1859 · Watercolor
In copyright
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Spring in Central Park (recto); Three Figures (verso)
William Zorach (d. 1966)
1914 (recto); ca. 1920 (verso) · Oil on canvas
In copyright
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The Pensive Man Sitting on a Bench in a Park (Der Auf Einer Bank In Der Allee Sitzende Nachdenkliche Mann), from The Man of Fifty Years
Max Liebermann (d. 1935)
1920 · Line block; proof
In copyright
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Scene in a Park (recto); Village Houses (verso)
Jacques Thévenet (d. 1989)
1926 · Gouache and watercolor on paper (recto) ; Brush and black ink and wash on paper (verso)
In copyright
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Pine Trees in Pushkin Park
Alexander Rodchenko (d. 1956)
1927 · Gelatin silver print
In copyright
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The Abolitionists in the Park
Nicole Eisenman (d. 9999)
2020–22 · Oil on canvas
In copyright
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