Figure Studies
Tapada Limeña
Pancho Fierro
This striking 19th-century watercolor captures the iconic silhouette of the Tapada Limeña in her traditional veiled dress.
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Fisherman Carrying His Net in the Snow
Katsushika Hokusai
A striking and atmospheric winter scene by the legendary Katsushika Hokusai, capturing a solitary figure braving a snowstorm.
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Roman Peasants Buying a Hat for Their Son
Albert Küchler
A charming 19th-century genre scene capturing a family moment at a hatter's shop in Rome.
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Child with Straw Hat
William Matthew Prior
A charming example of 19th-century American folk art, depicting a young child with a straw hat.
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A Cherry Seller at the Door
Abraham van Strij
This charming 19th-century Dutch genre painting captures a warm domestic moment as a cherry seller visits a sunlit household.
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Woman Baking Pancakes
Adriaan de Lelie
A classic 19th-century genre scene capturing the warmth and activity of a traditional Dutch kitchen.
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Seated Turk
John Frederick Lewis
An elegant 19th-century figure study capturing the intricate textures and character of traditional Ottoman dress.
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Tartar Officer with Blonde Lady
Unknown Artist
An elegant 19th-century scene depicting a Tartar officer and a lady in a refined, domestic setting.
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Study of a Groom, Seen from Behind
Unknown Artist
An elegant 19th-century figure study capturing the posture and attire of a groom with painterly precision.
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A Charlatan Selling Blacking in the Piazza Barberini in Rome
Wilhelm Marstrand
A spirited mid-19th-century street scene capturing the vibrant daily life and colorful characters of Rome's Piazza Barberini.
Contains nudity
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The Artist's Son Bathing on a Veranda
Arnaud Pallière
A tender domestic scene from 19th-century Brazil, depicting a child's bath on a sunlit tropical veranda.
Contains nudity
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Mother and Child with a Bird
Joseph Severn
A tender depiction of maternal affection and curiosity from the mid-19th century.
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