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Eakins, Thomas: "Shad fishing at Gloucester, Delaware River", 1881
Eakins Thomas was one of the most important painters of the American 19th century. "The Gross clinic", a 1875 canvas by Eakins, was purchased by the National Gallery and the new Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art for $68 million
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Lorrain, Claude: "Embarkation of the Queen of Saba", 1648
Claude Lorrain is widely considered as one of the most important landscape paintes of all time, and an important influence in all Romantic painters such as Delacroix, Gericault, or even Joseph Mallord William Turner

Sisley, Alfred: "Bridge at Villeneuve - la - Garenne", 1872
Alfred Sisley always felt an artistic attraction for the fluvial landscape. In that sense, his unquestionable masterworks are a group of canvases, painted in 1872 and 1876, depicting the floods of the Seine River in the French town of Port-Marly

Van Gogh, Vincent: "Harvest", 1888
This extraordinary and famous work by van Gogh was painted in "plen air", and shows van Gogh's love for the rural life and landscape.

Vermeer: "View of Delft", 1660
Talking about this painting, some critics said that it is perhaps the first impressionist work in the history of painting. Marcel Proust enthusiasticly said that it is “the most beautiful picture in the world”.

Canaletto: "The Regatta seen from Ca Foscari", 1727
Giovanni Antonio Canal -Canaletto- is by far the most famous Venetian 18th century painter. Among his pupils we found Guardi, Bellotto or Moretti, among others

Cole, Thomas: "Crawford Notch", 1839
Cole is known as the founder of the Hudson River School. Born in Britain , his family emigrates to America when he was only 17 years old, so we can consider him a totally American painter. Cole discovers the beauty of the Hudson River in 1825, after emigrating to New York.