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Browse the complete archive of James McNeill Whistler works from the National Gallery of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

The Turret-Ship, 1887

The Turret-Ship

1887

T. A. Nash's Fruit Shop (T. A. Nash's Greengrocer's Shop), 1887

T. A. Nash's Fruit Shop (T. A. Nash's Greengrocer's Shop)

1887

Portsmouth Children (Children, Portsmouth), 1887

Portsmouth Children (Children, Portsmouth)

1887

Courtyard, Brussels, 1887

Courtyard, Brussels

1887

Windsor (Memorial), 1887

Windsor (Memorial)

1887

The Fleet: Monitors, 1887

The Fleet: Monitors

1887

Nash's Fruit Shop, 1887

Nash's Fruit Shop

1887

Flower Market, Brussels, 1887

Flower Market, Brussels

1887

The Little Hat, 1887

The Little Hat

1887

The Barrow - Quartier des Marolles, Brussels, 1887

The Barrow - Quartier des Marolles, Brussels

1887

Return to Tilbury, 1887

Return to Tilbury

1887

Clothes Exchange, No. 1, 1887

Clothes Exchange, No. 1

1887

Exeter Street, 1887

Exeter Street

1887

The Menpes Children, 1887

The Menpes Children

1887

Petite Rue au Beurre, Brussels, 1887

Petite Rue au Beurre, Brussels

1887

The Fish Shop, Busy Chelsea (Fish Shop, Chelsea), 1886

The Fish Shop, Busy Chelsea (Fish Shop, Chelsea)

1886

Sketch of Mrs. Godwin's Portrait when hung at the Society of British…, 1886

Sketch of Mrs. Godwin's Portrait when hung at the Society…

1886

The Fish Shop, Busy Chelsea, 1886

The Fish Shop, Busy Chelsea

1886

Dordrecht, 1886

Dordrecht

1886

The Balcony, 1886

The Balcony

1886

San Giorgio, Venice, 1886

San Giorgio, Venice

1886

The Riva, No. 2, 1886

The Riva, No. 2

1886

Turkeys, 1886

Turkeys

1886

Nocturne:  Palaces, 1886

Nocturne: Palaces

1886

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