Trees and Undergrowth
Garden William Fraser (d. 1921)
1885 · Drawing, watercolor with gouache
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Results for "Garden Landscape"8 records
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Prater Landscape
Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (d. 1865)
c. 1831 · Painting, oil on wood panel
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The Garden of the Rousseau Family
James Ensor (d. 1949)
1885 · Painting, oil on fabric
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Steps in a Garden
William Henry Millais (d. 1899)
1860 · Drawing, watercolor and gouache with scratch-away technique to create highlights on sturdy-weight wove paper mounted to same by artist with color tests in margins of mount
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Under the Trees (from "The Public Gardens")
Édouard Vuillard (d. 1940)
1894 · Painting, distemper on fabric
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Taihu Garden Stone
Unrecorded maker
0 · Stone, Limestone
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The Garden of Love (Large Plate)
Master ES
c. 1465 · Print, engraving
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Paintings after Ancient Masters: Landscape in the Style of Ni Zan
Chen Hongshou (d. 1652)
1598–1652 · Painting, album leaf, ink and color on silk
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