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Browse the complete archive of American Impressionism works from the National Gallery of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Independence Hall, 1926

Independence Hall

1926

Washington's Headquarters near Valley Forge, 1926

Washington's Headquarters near Valley Forge

1926

Wayside Inn—Oaks in Spring, 1926

Wayside Inn—Oaks in Spring

1926

The Old Mulford House, 1926

The Old Mulford House

1926

The White House, 1925

The White House

1925

Easthampton Elm in May, 1925

Easthampton Elm in May

1925

Easthampton, Sidewalk, 1925

Easthampton, Sidewalk

1925

The Church at Old Lyme, 1924

The Church at Old Lyme

1924

The Jonathan Baker Farm, 1924

The Jonathan Baker Farm

1924

A Vermont Village, 1923

A Vermont Village

1923

Inner Harbor, Gloucester, 1923

Inner Harbor, Gloucester

1923

An Easthampton Idyll, 1923

An Easthampton Idyll

1923

House on the Main Street, Easthampton, 1922

House on the Main Street, Easthampton

1922

Girl in a Modern Gown, 1922

Girl in a Modern Gown

1922

Hight Tide, Montauk, 1922

Hight Tide, Montauk

1922

The Church Tower, Portsmouth, 1921

The Church Tower, Portsmouth

1921

The "Home Sweet Home" Cottage, Easthampton, 1921

The "Home Sweet Home" Cottage, Easthampton

1921

Rain Drops and Surf, 1921

Rain Drops and Surf

1921

Old Doorway, Easthampton, 1920

Old Doorway, Easthampton

1920

The Lion Gardiner House, Easthampton, 1920

The Lion Gardiner House, Easthampton

1920

Heavy Surf, High Tide, Easthampton, 1920

Heavy Surf, High Tide, Easthampton

1920

The Broad Curtain, 1918

The Broad Curtain

1918

Colonial Church, Gloucester, 1918

Colonial Church, Gloucester

1918

Lafayette Street, 1918

Lafayette Street

1918

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