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  1. Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies
  2. Morning with Weeping Willows
  3. The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog
  4. Pond with Water Lilies, 1907
  5. The Seine at Vetheuil, 1879
  6. Vetheuil
  7. Waterlilies, 1906 (Detail Of 242510)
  8. Etretat - The Beach And The Falaise d'Amont
  9. Regatta at Argenteuil. Detail of Sailing boats. 1872
  10. Japan, Hachiman Shrine, 1857
  11. Yosemite Falls, C1865-70
  12. The Wolf River, Kansas, c.1859
  13. The Boat Studio, 1876
  14. Lake Como
  15. Vernal Falls, 1863
  16. The Manneporte near Etretat
  17. Fjords Norway
  18. Kaaterskill Falls, 1871
  19. Point Lobos
  20. Small Branch of the Seine at Argenteuil
  21. Calm Sea, by Hendrik Willem Mesdag, 1860-1900, Dutch painting, oil on canvas
  22. Grand Canyon, 1916
  23. The Boats Or Regatta In Argenteuil, 1874
  24. Paradise Lost: Creation Of The Fish And Birds
  25. Bluff-Bowed Scheveningen Boats at Anchor, 1860-89, Dutch oil painting
  26. Storm At Sea
  27. Venice: View from the Zattere with San Giorgio Maggiore in the Distance
  28. Nevada Falls, Yosemite
  29. Regatta at Argenteuil, 1893
  30. Royal Fleet Following Louis XVI At Cherbourg June 23, 1786
  31. Lighthouse in Breaking Waves, c. 1900-07, Dutch painting, oil on panel
  32. Terrace And Observation Deck At The Moulin De Blute-Fin, Montmartre
  33. The Poplars (Les Peupliers), 1891
  34. Distant View Of Mantes Cathedral, c1855-60
  35. By the River by Maurice Levis
  36. Yacht Basin at Trouville-Deauville, by Eugene Boudin, 1895-96
  37. The Tempest, c.1762
  38. Poplars On The Banks Of The Epte, Autumn, 1891
  39. Fishing Boats, Calm Sea, 1868
  40. Regattas At Argenteuil, 1872
  41. The Bard, c.1817
  42. Spring, High Water, 1897
  43. Poplars, Pink Effect, 1891
  44. English wool clipper
  45. The Red Buoy, 1895, By Paul Signac, French, oil on canvas
  46. Ship in the Polar Sea, 12th December 1798
  47. Haere Pape, 1892
  48. Dark Trees By The Kelvin, 1944