Cleveland Museum of Art Reproductions

One of the most popular works in the Cleveland Museum of Art, this 1942 work by John Rogers Cox portrays a Midwestern secluded wheat field with a storm coming on the horizon. 32"x25". Available laminated, framed, or unframed.

Claude Monet is the father of the Impressionists. His pastel, indistinct style is one of the most recognizable in the art world. "Antibes," shows a Riviera seaside cottage, amidst the "South of France" sunshine and flowers. 35"x29". Avaliable laminated, frame, or unframed.

The works of the Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, Vincent van Gogh are some of the most sought-after in the world. The Cleveland Museum of Art is fortunate enough to have several examples of his paintings. Among them is Road Menders, a charming and simple Provencal street scene. 28"x22". Available laminated, framed, or unframed.

The 15th century Italian painter, Giovanni di Paolo was noted for his dream-like religious art. The Adoration of the Magi is considered among his finest work. 28"x27". Available laminated, framed, or unframed.

Sano di Pietro was an early Italian Renaissance painter from Siena. His Virgin and Child with Angels is noteworthy for its use of color and its tender portrayal of the Madonna and child. 14"x11". Available lamintated, framed, or unframed.

Romare Bearden was an early 20th century Africa-American artist, part of the Harlem Renaissance. His Wrapping it Up at the Lafayette is a colorful and joyful portrayal of the "Jazz Age." 26"x36". Available laminated, framed, or unframed.

Nineteenth century Philadelphia artist Thomas Eakins is often called the "father of American painting." He is associated with the school of realism and many of his paintings have to do with water themes. His influence can be seen in the work of later artists, including George Bellows and Andrew Wyeth. This 24"x18" giclee print is available framed or unframed.

Bring a reminder of one of the Cleveland Museum of Art's greatest paintings into your home with this poster of Monet's "Waterlilies." Measures 38" x 22".

French, 19th century painter, Jacques-Louis David is best known for his neo-classical style and themes. He lived in interesting times and many of his paintings chronicle the French Revolution and the Napoleonic era. Cupid and Psyche portrays a scene from classic Greek mythology. The giclee print is 24"x18" and available framed or unframed.