Class 2: Realism from the Renaissance to the 18th Century

1. Mantegna. Dead Christ. C. 1501

2. Velasquez. Don Juan de Austria, Court Jester. Mid-17th century (left) and Velasquez. Pablo de Valladolid, Court Jester. C. 1633 (right)

3. Antoine Le Nain. The Old Flute Player. 1644

4. Jacob van Ruisdael. View of Haarlem from the Dunes at Overveen. C. 1670

5. Meindert Hobbema. The Avenue. 1689

6. Fragonard. Washing. St. Louis. Mid-18th century

7. Anon. Les Petits Métiers de Paris (image d'Épinal). 1861 (left) and Anon. Card-making: Workshop and Tools from the Encyclopedie. Mid-18th century (right)

8. Etienne, Chevalier de Lorimier. First Aerial Voyage Made in the Presence of the Dauphin (etching). 1783 (left) and Thomas Baldwin. A Balloon Prospect from Above the Clouds (etching). 1786 (right)

Class 3: Melodrama

9. William Hogarth. The Killing of the Earl from Marriage à la Mode. 1743-45

10. Henry Fuseli. The Nightmare. 1781

11. William Mallord Turner. The Fifth Plague of Egypt. 1800

12. John Martin. Macbeth. Early 19th century

13. Baron Gros. Napoleon at the Battle of Eylau, 1807. 1808  (overall + detail)

14. Théodore Géricault. Raft of the Medusa. 1819

15. Eugène Delacroix. Liberty Leading the People: The 28th of July. 1830

Class 4: The Romantic-Realist Landscape in England & the United States

16. John Constable. Weymouth Bay. 1816

17. John Constable. Elm Tree. C. 1821 (overall & detail)

18. William Mallord Turner. Transept of Tintern Abbey (watercolor). c. 1794

19. William Mallord Turner. Monte Rosa. After 1840 (top) and Claude Monet. Cliffs at Pourville. 1897 (bottom)

20. Richard Parkes Bonington. The Normandy Coast. C. 1824

21.Thomas Cole. Tree Study (drawing). c. 1825

22. Thomas Cole. The Course of Empire: Destruction. 1836

23. Thomas Cole. A View of the Mountain Pass Called the Notch of the White Mountains. 1839

24. Albert Bierstadt. Sunset, Yosemite Valley. 1868

Class 5: The Romantic-Realist Landscape in Germany and the United States

25. Caspar David Friedrich. The Cross in the Mountains. 1808

26. William Borlase. Tolmen in Cornwall. 1769 (top) and Caspar David Friedrich. Cairn in Autumn. 1820 (bottom)

27. Caspar David Friedrich. Mist. 1807

28. Caspar David Friedrich. The Great Precinct at Dresden. C. 1832

29. Christen Kobke. View of Osterbro from Dosseringen. 1838

30. Fitz Hugh Lane. Schooner Before Approaching Storm. 1860

31. Caspar Wolf. Second Fall of the Staubbach. 1785 (left) and Carleton E. Watkins. El Capitan, 3,600 Feet. 1866 (right)

Class 6: The Romantic-Realist Landscape in France

32. Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes. Rooftop in Sunlight. 1782-84 (top) and Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes. Rooftop in Shadow. 1782-84 (bottom)

33. Camille Corot. The Colosseum seen through the Basilica of Constantine. 1825

34. Nicholas Poussin. Burial of Phocion. 1648 (top) and Théodore Rousseau. A Road in the Jura. Mid-19th century (bottom)

35. Camille Corot. The Bridge at Mantes. 1868-70

36. Camille Corot. The Boatman of Mortefontaine. 1865-70

Class 7: Visual Tourism: Oil, Watercolor, (Lithography), and Photography

37. Hubert Robert. Project for the Refurbishing of the Grande Galerie in the Louvre. 1796 (top) and Hubert Robert. Imaginary View of the Grande Galerie in Ruins. 1796 (bottom)

38. John Sell Cotman. Durham Cathedral (watercolor). 1805 (left) and Gustave Le Gray. Notre Dame (photo) 1858 (right)

39. Anon. Two Colossi of Rameses II at the Entrance to the Amon Temple (engraving) from Description de l’Egypte. Early 19th century (left) and Maxime du Camp. The Colossus of Abu Simbel (photo). 1851 (right)

40. Anon. Examples of Wrought Iron (engraving) from the Encyclopedie. 18th century (left) and Eugène Atget. Staircase, 91, rue de Turenne (photo). 1911 (right)

Class 8: Genre Painting in Germany

41. Caspar David Friedrich. Woman by the Window. 1822

42. Georg Kersting. Couple at Window. 1817

43. Adolph von Menzel. Berlin-Potsdam Railway. 1847 (top) and William Mallord Turner. Rain, Steam, and Speed—The Great Western Railway. 1844 (bottom)

44. Adolph von Menzel. Weekday in Paris. 1869

45. Adolph von Menzel. Iron Mill.1875

46. Adolph von Menzel. Living Room with the Artist’s Sister. 1847

47. Adolph von Menzel. Lighted Stairwell at Night. 1848

48. Adolph von Menzel. Studio Wall. 1872

Class 9: Genre Painting in England and the United States

49. William Sidney Mount. Dance of the Haymakers. 1845

50. George Caleb Bingham. Raftsmen Playing Cards. 1847-50

51. Winslow Homer. The Veteran in a New Field. 1865

52. Jules Breton. The Potato Harvest. Salon of 1868 (left) and Winslow Homer. Girl with Pitchfork. 1867 (right)

53. Winslow Homer. On the Beach, Two are Company, Three are None (wood engraving). 1872 (top) and Winslow Homer. Long Branch, New Jersey. 1869 (bottom)

54. William Frith. The Railway Station. 1862

55. William Holman Hunt. The Awakening Conscience. 1853

56. John Everett Millais. The Rescue. 1855

Class 10: France—Prints & Cartoons

57. C.J. Traviès. Liard, Ragpicker-Philosopher. 1834

58. C.J. Traviés. Liberated People. C. 1831

59. Henry Monnier. The Corps de Ballet. 1828-30

60. Henry Monnier. The Cat. 1828

61. Paul Gavarni. The Laundress. 1857

62. Paul Gavarni. Disguised Women. Mid-19th century

63. Morlon. Boaters of the Seine, Port of Call at Asnières. 1860

64. Honoré Daumier. Rue Transnonain. 1834

65. Honoré Daumier. The Nights of Penelope Before the Return of Odysseus. 1842 (left) and Honoré Daumier. The Nights of Penelope after the Return of Odysseus. 1842 (right)

66. Daumier. During the Performance of a Tragedy. 1852

Class 11: Daumier, Millet and Genre Painting in France

67. Eugène Boudin. Beach at Trouville. 1860s

68. François Bonvin. Woman Ironing. 1858

69. Jean-François Millet. The Sower. 1850

70. Jean-François Millet. The Gleaners. 1857

71. Jules Breton. The Gleaners. 1854

72. Honoré Daumier. The Melodrama. C. 1856-60

73. Honoré Daumier. The Third-Class Carriage. 1862

74. Honoré Daumier. The Washerwoman. 1863

Class 12: Courbet—Social ThemesClass 12: Courbet—Social Themes

75. Gustave Courbet. After Dinner at Ornans. C. 1849

76. Gustave Courbet. The Stone Breakers 1850

77. Gustave Courbet. A Burial at Ornans. 1850

78. Courbet. The Artist’s Studio: a Real Allegory Determining a Phase of Seven Years of My Artistic Life. 1854-55, displayed at Courbet’s “Pavilion of Realism,” 1855

79. Courbet. The Artist’s Studio: a Real Allegory Determining a Phase of Seven Years of My Artistic Life (detail of central group). 1854-55

Class 13: Courbet—Self-Portraits, Nudes, Landscapes

80. Gustave Courbet. Man with Leather Belt. 1845-46

81. Gustave Courbet. Self-Portrait: The Desperate One. 1843

82. Gustave Courbet. Women Bathing. 1853

83. Gustave Courbet. Woman with a Parrot. 1866

84. Gustave Courbet. The Wave. 1869

85. Gustave Courbet. The Source of the Loue. C. 1860

86.Gustave Courbet. Greyhounds on the Beach. 1866

87. Gustave Courbet. The Chateau de Chillon. C. 1874

Class 14: Discussion section

Class 15: mid-term

Class 16: Manet, Velasquez, and Parisian Types

88. Gustave Courbet. Max Buchon. C. 1854

89. Édouard Manet. Théodore Duret. 1868

90. Édouard Manet. Mlle V… in the Costume of an Espada. 1862-63

91. Édouard Manet. Absinthe Drinker. 1858-59

92. Édouard Manet. The Old Musician. 1862

93. Édouard Manet. The Balcony. 1868-69

94. Édouard Manet. Portrait of Victorine Meurent. 1862

95. Édouard Manet. The Fifer. 1866

Class 17: Manet, Zola, and the Nude

96. Édouard Manet. Le Dejeuner sur l’Herbe (Luncheon on the Grass). 1863

97. Édouard Manet. Olympia. 1863

98. Édouard Manet. Portrait of Emile Zola. 1868

Class 18: Degas as a Realist

99. Edgar Degas. The Bellelli Family. 1858-67

100. Edgar Degas. The Cotton Market. 1873

101. Edgar Degas. Laundresses. 1886

102. Edgar Degas. The Dance Class. 1876

103. Edgar Degas. Dancers Practicing at the Barre. 1876-77

104. Edgar Degas. The Orchestra of the Paris Opera. 1870

105. Edgar Degas. The Little Ballet Dancer, 14 Years Old (sculpture). 1880

Symbolist Realism: an International Movement

106. Gustave Caillebotte. Young Man at His Window. 1875

107. Gustave Caillebotte. View through a Balcony Grill. 1880 (left) and Henri Matisse. Coffeepot, Carafe, and Fruit Dish. 1909 (right)

108. Gustave Caillebotte. Boulevard Seen from Above. 1880

109. Gustave Caillebotte. Floor Scrapers. 1875

110. Gustave Caillebotte. Paris Street, Rainy Day. 1877

111. Frédéric Bazille. The Family Reunion. 1867

112. Gustave Caillebotte. Canoes. 1877

113. Jan Vermeer. The Concert. 17th century (left) and Vilhelm Hammershoi. Interior with Piano and Woman in Black, from Home in Strandgade. 1901 (right)

114. Vilhelm Hammershoi. Open Doors, Strandgade 30. 1905

Class 20: America: Eakins and Sargent

115. Thomas Eakins. Max Schmitt in a Single Scull. 1871

116. Thomas Anshutz. Steelworkers—Noontime. C. 1882

117. Thomas Eakins. The Thinker. 1900

118. Thomas Eakins. The Gross Clinic. 1875

119. John Singer Sargent. Daughters of Edward D. Boit. 1882

Class 21: Monet and Renoir in the 1860s

120. Claude Monet. Storm Seascape. 1865

121. Claude Monet. On the Beach, Trouville. 1870

122. Claude Monet. Road in the Forest of Fontainebleau.

123. Claude Monet. Village Street, Honfleur. 1865

124. Charles Marville. View from the Bridge of Sts-Pères, Paris (photo). c. 1854 (top) and Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The Pont des Arts. C. 1867 (bottom)

125. Claude Monet. Madame Gaudibert. 1868

126. Claude Monet. The Luncheon. 1868

Class 22: Monet in the 1870s

127. Ernst Meissonier. Ruins of the Tuileries. 1871

128. Claude Monet. Luncheon on the Grass (sketch). 1865-66

129. Claude Monet. Unloading Coal, Argenteuil. 1872

130. Claude Monet. The Bridge at Argenteuil. 1874

131. Claude Monet. Boulevard des Capucines. 1873-74 (left) and detail of figures (right)

132. Claude Monet. Woman with a Parasol: Mme. Monet with Son. 1875

133. Claude Monet. Gare Saint-Lazare. 1877

Class 23: The Diffusion of the Optical Style

134. Claude Monet. The Red Hood (Mme Monet). 1873

135. Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Nude in the Sunlight. 1876

136. Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The Box (La Loge). 1874

137. Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Luncheon of the Boating Party. 1881

138. Camille Pissarro. Hillside at Jallais, Pontoise (Metropolitan Museum). 1867

139. Camille Pissarro. Entrance to the Village of Voisins. 1872

140. Camille Pissarro. A Cowherd on the Route de Chou, Pontoise. 1874

141. Paul Cézanne. A Modern Olympia. C. 1869-70

142. Paul Cézanne. Turn in the Road at Montgeroult. 1899

Class 24: Later Manet and Degas—Optical vs. Decorative Color

143. Édouard Manet. Mme Manet on the Sofa (pastel). 1874

144. Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Sleeping Girl. 1880

145. Édouard Manet. Nana. 1877

146. Édouard Manet. Bar at the Folies-Bergères. 1881-82

147. Hiroshige. Ferryman. 1856

148. Edgar Degas. Mlle Desgranges (Chanteuse with a Glove) (pastel). 1878 (left) and Edgar Degas. Chanteuse with a Glove. 1878 (right)

149. Edgar Degas. Dancer from the Corps de Ballet (photo). C. 1896 (left) and Edgar Degas. Ballet Dancers (pastel). c. 1896 (right)

Class 25-26: Impressionism Abroad

150. Mary Cassat. Girl Arranging Her Hair. 1886

151. James Whistler. Nocturne in Blue and Gold: Valparaiso. 1866

152. Childe Hassam. Rainy Day, Boston. 1885

153. Wilhelm Leibl. Countess Rosine Treuberg. 1878

154. Max Liebermann. Dutch Sewing School. 1876

155. Vincenzo Cabianca. Departure of the Fishing Boat. 1861

156. Angelo Morbelli. For Eighty Cents a Day. 1895

Class 26-27: The End of Impressionism-The Begining of Symbolism:

157. Claude Monet. Branch of the Seine Near Giverny. 1897 (Boston MFA)

158. Claude Monet. Poplars. 1891

159. Claude Monet. Rouen Cathedral. 1894 (Met Museum of Art, NY) (left) and Claude Monet. Rouen Cathedral. 1894 (Nat. Gall., D.C.) (right)

160. Georges Seurat. House and Garden. 1882

161. Giovanni Segantini. The Evil Mothers. 1894

162. Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Two Girls at the Piano. 1893

163. Pierre-August Renoir. Woman Combing Her Hair. 1907

164. Vincent Van Gogh. The Sower. 1888