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Smithsonian American Art Museum

Museum

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Washington, D.C., United States

7 artworks indexed

Official siteQ1192305 on Wikidata

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Minerva in a Chariot by Abbott Handerson Thayer

Minerva in a Chariot

Abbott Handerson Thayer

Mary Louisa Adams by Asher Brown Durand

Mary Louisa Adams

Asher Brown Durand

Aurora Borealis by Frederic Edwin Church

Aurora Borealis

Frederic Edwin Church

Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler by John Singer Sargent

Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler

John Singer Sargent

The Roman Daughter by Rembrandt Peale

The Roman Daughter

Rembrandt Peale

The Spinet by Thomas Dewing

The Spinet

Thomas Dewing

The Lost Balloon by William Holbrook Beard

The Lost Balloon

William Holbrook Beard

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