Simon Marmion, Netherlandish (active Amiens, Lille, Tournai, and Valenciennes), first documented 1449, died 1489 – Pietà Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Simon Marmion, Netherlandish (active Amiens, Lille, Tournai, and Valenciennes), first documented 1449, died 1489 -- Pietà

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Santiago Rusiñol, Spanish, 1861-1931 -- Interior of a Café

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Scheggia (Giovanni di Ser Giovanni di Mone Cassai), Italian (active Florence and environs), 1406-1486 -- Portrait of a Lady

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Severin Roesen, American (born Germany), c. 1815-c. 1872 -- Still Life with Fruit

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Severin Roesen, American (born Germany), c. 1815-c. 1872 -- Still Life with Fruit and a Wine Glass

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Seymour Joseph Guy, American (born England), 1824-1910 -- Making a Train

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Simon Jacobsz. de Vlieger, Dutch (active Delft and Amsterdam), c. 1600-1653 -- Marine

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Simon Marmion, Netherlandish (active Amiens, Lille, Tournai, and Valenciennes), first documented 1449, died 1489 -- Saint Jerome and a Cardinal Praying

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- Duchess of Bedford’s Hut, Glenfeshie

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- Morning (Two Dead Stags and a Fox)

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- Night (Two Stags Battling by Moonlight)

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- Ptarmigan in a Landscape

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- The Bride of Lammermoor

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Edwin Landseer, English, 1802-1873 -- The Falconer [possibly a portrait of William Russell]

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Sir Frederic Leighton, English, 1830-1896 -- Portrait of a Roman Lady (La Nanna)

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