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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 Little Forge (The Little Forge, Liverpool), 1875

The Little Forge (The Little Forge, Liverpool)

1875

Shipbuilder's Yard, Liverpool, 1875

Shipbuilder's Yard, Liverpool

1875

A Child on a Couch, No. 2, 1874

A Child on a Couch, No. 2

1874

Florence Leyland, 1874

Florence Leyland

1874

La fruitière de la Rue de Grenelle, 1874

La fruitière de la Rue de Grenelle

1874

Woman with a Fan, 1873

Woman with a Fan

1873

The Velvet Dress, 1873

The Velvet Dress

1873

The Little Velvet Dress, 1873

The Little Velvet Dress

1873

Fanny Leyland, 1873

Fanny Leyland

1873

Elinor Leyland, 1873

Elinor Leyland

1873

Tillie: A Model, 1873

Tillie: A Model

1873

The Velvet Dress (Mrs. Leyland), 1873

The Velvet Dress (Mrs. Leyland)

1873

Tillie: a Model (Tillie Gilchrist), 1873

Tillie: a Model (Tillie Gilchrist)

1873

"The Swan," Chelsea (The Old Swan Brewery, Chelsea), 1872

"The Swan," Chelsea (The Old Swan Brewery, Chelsea)

1872

The Old Swan Brewery, Chelsea, 1872

The Old Swan Brewery, Chelsea

1872

Nude Leaning on a Rail [recto], 1871

Nude Leaning on a Rail [recto]

1871

Standing Figure [verso], 1871

Standing Figure [verso]

1871

Chelsea Bridge and Church, 1871

Chelsea Bridge and Church

1871

Becquet, 1871

Becquet

1871

Thames Warehouse, 1871

Thames Warehouse

1871

The Limehouse, 1871

The Limehouse

1871

Old Westminster Bridge, 1871

Old Westminster Bridge

1871

Seated Woman with Red Hair, 1870

Seated Woman with Red Hair

1870

Speke Hall, No.1, 1870

Speke Hall, No.1

1870

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