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Updated: 2026-08-15
"Open Window", 1921–1922 Artist: Elizabeth Okie Paxton Oil on canvas; 61.5 × 46.3 cm Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts Canvas Whispers
Congratulations After the Wedding German artist: Johann Hamza (1850–1927) Wood, oil; 36×26.5 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers
We’ve followed Georgy Kuleshov’s project since our first recommendation. Now, one of our favorite releases just dropped. Explore WWI through the personal ties of emperors: Nicholas…
"Leading Note," 1915 Artist: William Merritt Chase Oil on canvas Private collection Canvas Whispers
"La Gazebo", 1906 Artist: Gaston La Touche Oil on canvas; 180×201 cm The Walters Art Museum Canvas Whispers
"Love Story," 1903 Artist: Emmanuel Phillips Fox Canvas, oil; 101.8×152.7 cm Ballarat Art Gallery, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia Canvas Whispers
"Mountain Lake in the Mountains", 1896 Artist: Otakar Lebeda Canvas, oil; 78×98 cm National Gallery Prague Canvas Whispers
"Still Life with Bouquet and Fan", 1871 French artist: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) Oil on canvas; 73.2×58.9 cm Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas Canvas Whispers
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