Discover iconic art, from Van Gogh’s Bedroom to Seurat’s pointillism & Cassatt’s intimate portraits.

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Meditating Buddha Statue

This statue comes from Southern India, where Buddhist monasteries flourished. The Buddha is shown with lotus posture & elongated earlobes.

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Aztec Five Suns

This stone honors Emperor Motecuhzoma II, with hieroglyphs depicting the five cosmic eras, or “suns,” that legitimize his rule.

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Rembrandt’s Gold Chain

Rembrandt’s portrait is a study in character using sharp contrasts & light to bring the figure to life with depth & emotion.

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Paris Rainy Street

Caillebotte captures a changing Paris showcasing Haussmann’s new architecture & elegantly dressed figures in modern fashion.

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Ballet at Opéra

Degas blends pastel with monotype using a cropped composition & soft hues to pull you into the movement of the dancers.

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Renoir’s Two Sisters

Renoir’s painting a museum favorite glows with joy, depicting a vibrant landscape & youthful beauty in his signature bright style.

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Lark’s Melodic Song

Breton’s idyllic rural scene gained fame in 1934 when First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt unveiled it at the Chicago World’s Fair.

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Sunday at Jatte

Seurat's masterpiece portrays a Parisian afternoon using pointillism which is the technique of tiny dots of color that blend into a wonderful larger image.

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Van Gogh’s Bedroom

Home is portrayed as a haven in Van Gogh's second version of The Bedroom which was painted from a mental health hospital in Southern France.

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Cassatt’s Child Bath

The sole American Impressionist, Cassatt, emphasizes a close mother-child relationship through depth contrasts influenced by Japanese art.

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