List of works by Diego Rivera

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Diego Rivera with Xoloitzcuintle dog

This is a list of works by Diego Rivera (8 December 1886, Guanajuato – 24 November 1957, Mexico City). He was a Modern painter, famous for his social realist murals. This list is split into two distinct era's in Rivera's work, the formative years between 1886 until 1920; and the social realism years between 1921 until his death in 1957.

Rivera is also known for his marriage to Frida Kahlo (6 July 1907, Mexico City – 13 July 1954, Mexico City), also a celebrated Mexican painter.[1]

## Paintings by Rivera

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### Formative years (1886–1912)

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Image  | Title (English)[2] | Year  | Location  | Dimensions (H × W in cm)  | Medium

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| Classical Head  | 1898  |  | 48.5 × 39.2 |
| The Threshing Floor  | 1904  | Museo Casa Diego Rivera, Guanajuato, Mexico  | 100 × 114.6 |
| Head of a Goat  | 1905  | Rafael Coronel Collection, Cuernavaca, Mexico  | 12.5 × 9.5 |
| Night Scene in Avila  | 1907  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City  |  |
| Self-Portrait  | 1907  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City  |  |
| Avila Morning (The Ambles Valley)  | 1908  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City  | 97 × 123 |
| Street in Ávila (Ávila Landscape)  | 1908  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City  | 129 × 141 |
| House over the Bridge  | 1909  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City  | 147 × 120 |
| Notre Dame de Paris  | 1909  |  | 144 × 113 |
| Portrait of Angelina Beloff  | 1909  |  |  |
| El Picador  | 1909  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City  | 177 × 133 |
| Breton Girl  | 1910  | Museo Casa Diego Rivera, Guanajuato, Mexico  | 100 × 80 |
| Head Of A Breton Woman  | 1910  | Museo Casa Diego Rivera, Guanajuato, Mexico  | 129 × 141 |
| After the Storm (The Grounded Ship)  | 1910  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City  | 120.7 × 146.7 |
| Landscape  | 1911  |  |  |

### Pre-Cubism (1912–1913)

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| View Of Toledo  | 1912  |  | 112 × 91 |
| Landscape at Toledo  | 1913  | Pinacoteca Diego Rivera, Veracruz, Mexico  | 32 × 46 |
| Portrait Of Oscar Miestchaninoff  | 1913  | Gobierno del Estado de Veracruz, Pinacoteca Diego Rivera, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico  | 147 × 120 |
| Portrait Of The Adolfo Best Maugard  | 1913  | Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico  | 227.5 × 161.5 |
| The Sun Breaking through the Mist  | 1913  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City,  | 83.5 × 59 |
| The Adoration Of The Virgin  | 1913  |  | 150 × 120 | Oil and encaustic on canvas
| Still Life  | 1913  | Hermitage, St. Petersburg  | 84 × 65 | Tempera on canvas

### Cubism (1913–1920)

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| Woman At a Well  | 1913  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City  |  |
| Chimenea (Chimney)  | 1913  | Foro Valparaíso, Mexico City, México  | 73 × 59.4 | Oil and pencil on canvas
| Portrait of Two Women  | 1914  | Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock  | 197.5 × 161.3 | Oil on canvas
| La Tour Eiffel  | 1914  |  | 115 × 92 |
| The Alarm Clock  | 1914  | Museo Frida Kahlo, Mexico City  |  |
| Sailor at Breakfast  | 1914  |  | 117 × 72 |
| Young Man with a Fountain Pen  | 1914  |  | 79.5 × 63.5 |
| Portrait of Kawashima and Foujita  | 1914  |  | 78.5 × 74 | Oil and collage on canvas
| Zapata-style Landscape  | 1915  | Museo Nacional de Arte, Mexico  | 145 × 125 |
| Seated Woman (Women with the Body of a Guitar)  | 1915  | Museo Frida Kahlo, Mexico City  |  |
| Portrait de Martin Luis Guzman  | 1915  |  | 72.3 × 59.3 |
| Portrait of Ramon Gomez de la Serna  | 1915  |  |  |
| El Rastro  | 1915  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City,  | 27.5 × 38.5 |
| Portrait of Marevna  |  | Art institute of Chicago  | 145.7 × 112.7 |
| Motherhood Angelina and the Child Diego  | 1916  | Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, Mexico City  | 134.5 × 88.5 | Oil on canvas
| Urban Landscape  | 1916  | Museo Frida Kahlo, Mexico City  |  |
| Still Life with Tulips  | 1916  |  | 67.8 × 53.7 | Oil on canvas
| Still Life with Utensils  | 1917  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City,  | 71 × 54 |
| La Jarra de Cerveza (The Beer Pitcher)  | 1917  | Foro Valparaíso, Mexico City, México  | 27 × 22 | Oil on canvas

### Realism (1917–1918)

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| Knife and Fruit in Front of the Window  | 1917  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City,  | 91.8 × 92.4  |
| Still Life with Ricer also known as Still Life with Garlic Press  | 1918  |  |  |
| The Outskirts Of Paris  | 1918  |  |  |
| The Mathematician  | 1918  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City,  |  |

### Social Realism (1921–1957)

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| Creation  | 1922–1923  | San Ildefonso College, Mexico City,  |  | Fresco, Gold leaf
| Bather of Tehuantepec  | 1923  |  | 63 × 52  | Oil on canvas
| Entry into the Mine  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  | 474 × 366  | Fresco
| Exit from the Mine  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| The Embrace  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| Tehuana Women  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  | 476 × 214  | Fresco
| The Liberation of The Peon  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| The New School  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| Good Friday on the Santa Anita Canal  | 1923  |  | 456 × 356  | Fresco
| The Sugar Mill  | 1923  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  | 482 × 366  | Fresco
| The Festival of The Distribution of The Land  | 1923–1924  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| The Festival of The First of May  | 1923–1924  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| The Market  | 1923–1924  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| The Maize Festival  | 1923–1924  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  | 438 × 239  | Fresco
| The Sacrificial Offering Day of the Dead  | 1923–1924  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  | 415 × 237  | Fresco
| Alliance of the Peasant and the Industrial Worker  | 1924  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| The Day of the Dead  | 1924  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| Partition of the Land  | 1924  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| Dia de Flores (Flower Festival)  | 1925  | Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)  | 147.3 × 120.7  | Oil on canvas
| The Exploiters  | 1926  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| The Abundant Earth  | 1926  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| Revelation of the Way  | 1926  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| Triumph of the Revolution  | 1926  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| The Organization of The Agrarian Movement  | 1926  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| The Mechanization of The Country  | 1926  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  | Fresco
| The Land's Bounty Rightfully Possessed  | 1926  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| Indian Boy and Indian Woman with Corn Stalks  | 1926–27  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  |
| Subterranean Forces  | 1926–27  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  |
| Maturation  | 1926–27  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  |  |
| The Blood of the Revolutionary Martyrs Fertilizing the Earth  | 1926–27  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  | 244 × 491  |
| The Liberated Earth with The Powers of Nature Controlled by Man  | 1926–27  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  | 692 × 598  |
| The Perpetual Renewal of the Revolutionary Struggle  | 1926–27  | Chapingo Autonomous University, Texcoco, Mexico  | 354 × 357  |
| Cargadora With Dog  | 1927  |  |  | Watercolour
| Death of the Capitalist  | 1928  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  |
| Night of the Rich  | 1928  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  |
| Our Bread  | 1928  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  |
| The Learned  | 1928  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  |
| The Painter, the Sculptor and the Architect  | 1923–1928  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  |
| Wall Street Banquet  | 1928  | Secretariat of Public Education Main Headquarters, Mexico City  |  |
| The Arsenal  | 1928  | Courtyard of the Fiestas, Secretariat of Public Education, Mexico City, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| Entering the City  | 1930  | Palace of Cortés, Cuernavaca, Mexico  |  | Fresco
| My Godfather's Sons (Portrait of Modesto and Jesus Sanchez)  | 1930  | Fomento Cultural Banamex, Mexico City  |  |
| Zapata's Horse  | 1930  |  |  |
| Conquest and Revolution  | 1930–31  |  |  |
| Still Life and Blossoming Almond Trees  | 1930–31  | University of California, Berkeley, Stern Hall, Berkeley, California  | 265 × 100 | Fresco
| Allegory of California  | 1930–31  | The City Club of San Francisco, Stock Exchange Tower, San Francisco, California  |  | Fresco
| Zapata  | 1930–31  | The History of Cuernavaca and Morelos  | 214 × 89  |
| The Making of a Fresco, Showing The Building of a City  | 1931  | San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, California  |  | Fresco
| Frozen Assets  | 1931  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City  | 188.5 × 239  |
| Blue Boy with the Banana  | 1931  | Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena, California  | 91.4 × 54.9  | Oil on canvas
| Edsel B. Ford  | 1932  | Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan  | 125.1 × 97.8  |
| Detroit Industry, South Wall  | 1932–1933  | Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan  |  | Fresco
| Detroit Industry, North Wall  | 1933  | Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan  |  | Fresco
| Man at the Crossroads / Man, Controller of the Universe  | 1933–34  | Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City  |  |
| The Ancient Indian World  | 1929–35  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City  |  |
| The World of Today and Tomorrow  | 1929–35  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City  |  |
| The History of Mexico: From Conquest to the Future (main wall)  | 1929–35  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City  |  |
| The History of Mexico | 1929–35  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City  |  |
| Delfina and Dimas  | 1935  |  | 24 × 31  | tempera on masonite
| The Flower Carrier (Flower Carrier)  | 1935  | San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)  | 121.9 × 121.3  | Oil and tempera on masonite
| The Pinole Seller  | 1936  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City  | 81.4 × 60.7  |
| Indian Woman Spinning / Indigena Tejiendo  | 1936  | Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona  | 81.3 × 59.7  |
| Carnival of Mexican Life. Dictatorship  | 1936  | Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City  |  |
| Copalli  | 1937  | Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York City, New York  | 91.44 × 121.92  |
| Portrait of Lupe Marin  | 1938  | Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City  | 171.3 × 122.3  |
| Portrait of Dolores Del Rio  | 1938  |  |  |
| The Lady in White  | 1939  |  |  |
| Portrait of Madesta and Inesita  | 1939  |  | 99 × 69  |
| Dancer Resting  | 1939  | Dolores Olmedo Collection, Mexico City  | 95 × 166  |
| Los Vasos Comunicantes (The Communicating Cups)  | 1939  | Foro Valparaíso, Mexico City, México  | 60 × 84,5  | linocut on paper
| Pan American Unity | 1940  | San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, California (was previously located at City College of San Francisco, Diego Rivera Theater, but moved in 2020)  | 670 × 2,260  | Fresco
| The Hands of Dr. Moore  | 1940  | San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, California  | 45.8 × 55.9  |
| Portrait of Paulette Goddard  | 1940–41  |  |  |
| Self-Portrait Dedicated to Irene Rich  | 1941  | Smith College Museum of Art (SCMA), Northampton, Massachusetts  | 61 × 43  |
| The Flower Seller  | 1941  |  |  |
| The Flower Vendor (Girl with Lilies)  | 1941  | Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena, California  | 121.9 × 121.9  | Oil on masonite
| El Vendedor de Alcatraces (Calla Lily Vendor)  | 1942  | Foro Valparaíso, Mexico City, México  |  |
| Portrait of Carlos Pellicer  | 1942  |  | 55 × 43  |
| Portrait of Natasha Zakólkowa Gelman  | 1943  |  | 115 × 153  |
| Calla Lily Vendor  | 1943  | The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection of Mexican Art  | 150 × 120  | Oil on masonite
| Nude with Calla Lilies  | 1944  |  | 157 × 124  |
| The Day of the Dead  | 1944  | Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City  | 91 × 73.5  |
| The Milliner. Portrait of Henri de Chatillon  | 1944  |  |  |
| Portrait of Adalgisa Nery  | 1945  |  |  |
| Portrait of Cuca Bustamante  | 1946  | Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City,  | 158 × 122.5  |
| Portrait of Mrs Elisa Saldivar de Gutierrez Roldan  |  |  |  |
| Portrait of Linda Christian  | 1947  |  |  |
| The Temptations of Saint Anthony  | 1947  | Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), Mexico City,  | 90 × 110  |
| Portrait of an Actress  | 1948  |  |  |
| Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park  | 1948  | Museo Mural Diego Rivera, Mexico City  |  |
| Retrato de María Félix  |  |  |  |
| Portrait of Evangelina Rivas de De la Chica, The lady from Oaxaca  | 1949  |  |  |
| Portrait of Senora Dona Evangelina Rivas de LaChica  | 1949  |  |  |
| Portrait of Ruth Rivera  | 1949  |  | 199 × 100.5  |
| Vendedora de Flores (The Flower Seller)  | 1949  | Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain  | 180 × 150  | Oil on canvas
| Colonisation, 'The Great City of Tenochtitlan'  | 1945–52  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City,  | 971 × 492  |
| The Huastec Civilisation  | 1950  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City,  |  |
| The Papermakers  | 1950  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City,  |  |
| Totonac Civilization  | 1950  | Palacio Nacional, Mexico City,  |  |
| Pre-Hispanic America  | 1950  |  |  |
| Figure Symbolizing the African Race  | 1951  |  |  |
| Figure Symbolizing the Asiatic Race  | 1951  |  |  |
| The Hands of Nature Offering Water  | 1951  |  |  |
| Portrait of the Young Girl Elenita Carrillo Flores  | 1952  |  | 55 × 105  |
| The Banana Leaf Loader  | 1953  |  | 50 × 40  |
| The History of Medicine in Mexico: The People's Demand for Better Health  | 1953  |  |  |
| Portrait of Sra. Dona Elena Flores de Carrillo  | 1953  |  | 140 × 221.5  |
| The Painter's Studio  | 1954  |  | 150 × 178  |
| Evening Twilight at Acapulco  | 1956  |  | 30 × 40  |
| Portrait of Silvia Pinal | 1956  |  |  |
| The Hammock  | 1956  |  |  |
| May Day Procession in Moscow  | 1956  |  | 135.2 × 108.3  |
| Lenin in 1922  | Unknown  |  |  |
| Sugar Plantation, Tealtenango, Morelos and Indian Slaves in the Gold Mines  | Unknown  |  |  |
| The Architect, Jesus T. Acevedo  | Unknown  | Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, Mexico City  |  |
| Portrait of Marevna  | Unknown  |  |  |

## References

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1. ^ "Diego Rivera, Mexican painter". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 2021-01-26.
2. ^ a b c "Wikiart". Archived from the original on 2020-10-11.

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List of works

Murals|

* History of Morelos, Conquest and Revolution (1929–1930)
* The History of Mexico (1929–1935)
* Pan American Unity (1940)
* Sueño de una Tarde Dominical en la Alameda Central (1946–1947)

Frescoes|

* Detroit Industry Murals (1932–1933)
* Man at the Crossroads (1933, 1934)

Other paintings|

* The Rivals (1931)
* Zapata (1932)
* Glorious Victory (1954)

Museums|

* Anahuacalli Museum
* Frida Kahlo Museum
* Museo Dolores Olmedo
* Museo Mural Diego Rivera
* Pinacoteca Diego Rivera

Cultural
depictions|

* Frieda and Diego Rivera (1931 painting)
* The Two Fridas (1939 painting)
* Diego and I (1949 painting)
* The Love Embrace (1949 painting)
* Frida Still Life (1983 film)
* Frida (1991 opera)
* Diego et Frida (1993 book)
* Cradle Will Rock (1999 film)
* Frida (2002 film)
* Broken Wings (2016 ballet)
* Frida (2024 film)

Related|

* Angelina Beloff  (1st wife)
* Guadalupe Marín (2nd wife)
* Frida Kahlo (3rd wife)
* Marie Vorobieff (conjugal partner)
* Marika Rivera (daughter)
* Ruth Rivera Marín (daughter)
* Cristina Kahlo (model and sister-in-law)
* Tina Modotti (model)
* Diego Rivera Gallery

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Lists of paintings

By gallery/
collection|

* Accademia Carrara, Bergamo
* Art Institute of Chicago
* El Greco Museum, Toledo
* Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem
* Frick Collection, New York
* Galleria Nazionale di Capodimonte, Naples
* Hampton Court Palace, London
* Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent
* Indianapolis Museum of Art
* Louvre Museum, Paris
* Musée d'Orsay
* Museum of Modern Art, New York
* National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
* National Gallery, London
* Los Angeles County Museum of Art
* Palatine Gallery, Florence
* Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
* Web Gallery of Art, Internet: A–K, L–Z

By artist|

* Pieter Coecke van Aelst
* Ivan Albright
* Albrecht Altdorfer
* Sophie Gengembre Anderson
* Sofonisba Anguissola
* Francis Bacon
* Giacomo Balla
* Banksy
* Jean-Michel Basquiat
* Frédéric Bazille
* Giovanni Bellini
* George Bellows
* Frank Weston Benson
* Gian Lorenzo Bernini
* Albert Bierstadt
* Joseph Blackburn
* Arnold Böcklin
* Giovanni Boldini
* Hieronymus Bosch
* Sandro Botticelli
* François Boucher
* Eugène Boudin
* Valentin de Boulogne
* Ford Madox Brown
* Bronzino
* Pieter Bruegel the Elder
* Edward Burne-Jones
* Guido Cagnacci
* Gustave Caillebotte
* Canaletto
* Caravaggio
* Mary Cassatt
* Paul Cézanne
* Marc Chagall
* William Merritt Chase
* Gaetano Chierici
* Frederic Edwin Church
* Thomas Cole
* John Constable
* Adriaen Coorte
* Terence Cuneo
* John Steuart Curry
* Salvador Dalí
* Edward Thomas Daniell
* Arthur Bowen Davies
* Jacques-Louis David
* Edgar Degas
* Marcel Duchamp
* Carolus-Duran
* Albrecht Dürer
* Anthony van Dyck
* Thomas Eakins
* James Ensor
* Jan van Eyck
* Jean-Honoré Fragonard
* Caspar David Friedrich
* Fujishima Takeji
* Paul Gauguin
* Orazio Gentileschi
* Artemisia Gentileschi
* Luca Giordano
* Albert Gleizes
* Hugo van der Goes
* Vincent van Gogh
* Francisco Goya
* El Greco
* Hans Gude
* Frans Hals
* Bartholomeus van der Helst
* Catharina van Hemessen
* William Hogarth
* Hans Holbein the Younger
* Pieter de Hooch
* Edward Hopper
* Edward Robert Hughes
* John Ingleby
* Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
* Johan Jongkind
* Frida Kahlo
* Wassily Kandinsky
* Angelica Kauffman
* Paul Klee
* Gustav Klimt
* Peder Severin Krøyer
* Philip de László
* Georges Lebacq
* Leonardo da Vinci
* Judith Leyster
* August Macke
* René Magritte
* Édouard Manet
* Masaccio
* Henri Matisse
* Victor Meirelles
* Jean Metzinger
* Michelangelo
* John Middleton
* Pierre Mignard
* John Everett Millais
* Claude Monet
* Water Lilies
* Alphonse Mucha
* Edvard Munch
* Elizabeth Murray
* Mikhail Nesterov
* William Orpen
* Clara Peeters
* Robert Antoine Pinchon
* Camille Pissarro
* Giambattista Pittoni
* Frans Post
* Nicolas Poussin
* Raphael
* Rembrandt
* Guido Reni
* Pierre-Auguste Renoir
* Diego Rivera
* Suze Robertson
* Dante Gabriel Rossetti
* François Rude
* Jacob van Ruisdael
* Charles Marion Russell
* Rachel Ruysch
* John Singer Sargent
* Thérèse Schwartze
* De Es Schwertberger
* Georges Seurat
* Sharaku
* Alfred Sisley
* Matthias Stom
* August Strindberg
* Titian
* J. M. W. Turner
* Suzanne Valadon
* Diego Velázquez
* Johannes Vermeer
* George Vincent
* John William Waterhouse
* Michaelina Wautier
* J. Alden Weir
* Rogier van der Weyden
* Eugenio Zampighi
* Erotic works by Thomas Rowlandson

By type|

* Gold-glass portraits
* Haunted paintings
* National Treasures of Japan
* May paintings
* Most expensive
* On Soviet postage stamps
* On United States postage stamps
* Pre-Raphaelite paintings
* Stolen paintings
* Stone Age paintings

Related|

* 100 Great Paintings (1980 BBC series)
* 100 great paintings from Duccio to Picasso
* 120 Paintings from the Rijksmuseum
* Still life paintings from the Netherlands, 1550–1720

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