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7,471 matching works (Cleveland 211, The Met 7,260)
Wineglass and a Bowl of FruitWillem Kalf, 1663Cleveland
FruitJulian Alden Weir, ca. 1888The Met
Fruit BasketPaul Jacques de Lamerie, 1729Cleveland
Fruit bowlca. 1790The Met
Still Life with Birds and FruitGiovanna Garzoni, c. 1650Cleveland
Fruit bowlearly 19th centuryThe Met
Silver Wine Jug, Ham, and FruitAbraham van Beyeren, c. 1660–66Cleveland
Fruit bowllate 18th–early 19th centuryThe Met
Dish with Bird on Fruit Tree Branch1662–1722Cleveland
Fruit bowlearly 19th centuryThe Met
Still-Life with Crayfish, Oysters, and FruitCornelis de Heem, late 1600s or early 1700sCleveland
Fruit BowlBoston & Sandwich Glass Company, 1880–88The Met
Dish with Bird on Fruit Tree Branch1662–1722Cleveland
Fruit knifeca. 1690The Met
Still Life with Meat, Fish, Vegetables, and FruitJacob van Hulsdonck, c. 1615–20Cleveland
Twelve Months of Fruit: FebruaryHenry Fletcher, 1732Cleveland
Twelve Months of Fruit: AugustHenry Fletcher, 1732Cleveland
Jar in the Shape of a Fruit1100sCleveland
Child Carrying Fruit and FlowersClodion, mid-1700s–early 1800sCleveland
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