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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. WCMFA_190324_001.JPG: Keith Morrow Martin Battleground, 1958
2. WCMFA_190324_007.JPG: Keith Morrow Martin Landscape Image, 1963
3. WCMFA_190324_014.JPG: Hugo Ballin Earth Forces, n.d.
4. WCMFA_190324_026.JPG: Jane Peterson Pink Poppies, n.d.
5. WCMFA_190324_032.JPG: Lowell Blair Nesbitt Rose, 1965
6. WCMFA_190324_036.JPG: Phillip Koch Spring Front Yard, 1986-89
7. WCMFA_190324_041.JPG: Robert Bauer Carolyn, 1972
8. WCMFA_190324_047.JPG: Jane Peterson Roses in Basket, n.d.
9. WCMFA_190324_051.JPG: Louis Ritman Summer House, n.d.
10. WCMFA_190324_059.JPG: Carl William Peters Morning at the Boat Yard, n.d.
11. WCMFA_190324_064.JPG: Mary Helen Chrissinger Provinvetown Wharf, n.d.
12. WCMFA_190324_070.JPG: Joseph Grossman The Party, n.d.
13. WCMFA_190324_074.JPG: Eugene W. Leake March Woods & Stream -- Hutchins Mill, 1981
14. WCMFA_190324_077.JPG: Kenyon Cox Thistledown, 1882
15. WCMFA_190324_094.JPG: Henry Botkin Figures by the Sea, n.d.
16. WCMFA_190324_101.JPG: Grace Hill Turnbull Whirlpool II, 1925
17. WCMFA_190324_106.JPG: The American Scene and Mid-Century Art (1930s-1950s)
18. WCMFA_190324_113.JPG: William James Glackens Bouquet in Blue Paper-Wrapped Pot, 1930-35
19. WCMFA_190324_118.JPG: George Luks Portrait of a Young Girl, n.d.
20. WCMFA_190324_125.JPG: Robert Henri Michael, 1913
21. WCMFA_190324_132.JPG: Arthur Bowen Davies Horizons, 1906
22. WCMFA_190324_143.JPG: Ashcan School and Early 20th Century (1900-1930)
23. WCMFA_190324_146.JPG: John French Sloan Windy Day, 1908
24. WCMFA_190324_151.JPG: Charles H. Walther "Untitled" Abstract, #121, 1915
25. WCMFA_190324_160.JPG: John Gutzon Borglum Head of Abraham Lincoln, 1930
26. WCMFA_190324_168.JPG: Jerome Myers The Grandmother, 1919
27. WCMFA_190324_173.JPG: Ashcan to Abstraction: Modernism in America
28. WCMFA_190324_176.JPG: Joseph Deweese Holston Jazz at Takoma Station, 1998
29. WCMFA_190324_182.JPG: Herman Maril Still Life with Black Cat, 1960
30. WCMFA_190324_187.JPG: Grace Hartigan Hake, 1980
31. WCMFA_190324_197.JPG: Malvina Hoffman Sicilian Fisherman, 1935
32. WCMFA_190324_202.JPG: Reuben R. Kramer Iolanthe, 1959
33. WCMFA_190324_209.JPG: Norman Rockwell The Oculist, 1956
34. WCMFA_190324_230.JPG: Reuben Haley Ruba Rombic Sugar Bowl and Creamer, 1928
35. WCMFA_190324_236.JPG: Paul Stankard Crown Imperial Lily Botanical, 1987
36. WCMFA_190324_243.JPG: Philip Guston Portrait of Shanah, 1941
37. WCMFA_190324_250.JPG: Abstraction (1950s-1960s)
38. WCMFA_190324_253.JPG: Reuben Kadish Untitled, ca 1948
39. WCMFA_190324_258.JPG: Keith Morrow Martin Big Apple, 1966
40. WCMFA_190324_267.JPG: Louise Nevelson Untitled, 1958
41. WCMFA_190324_273.JPG: Robert Goodnough Circle 1, 1962
42. WCMFA_190324_279.JPG: Gene Davis Untitled, 1972
43. WCMFA_190324_283.JPG: Late 20th Century (1970s-2000s)
44. WCMFA_190324_293.JPG: Anna Hyatt Huntington Diana of the Chase, 1922
45. WCMFA_190324_301.JPG: Attributed to Otto van Veen Portrait of St. Thomas the Apostle, 17th century
46. WCMFA_190324_308.JPG: Domenico Campagnola The Magdalen
47. WCMFA_190324_315.JPG: Pierre Mignard Christ and the Woman of Samaria, ca 1691
48. WCMFA_190324_320.JPG: New Acquisitions from the Collection
49. WCMFA_190324_322.JPG: Larry C. Rodda Attack Repulsed, ca 1935-39
50. WCMFA_190324_341.JPG: Richard Crozier Lot Behind the Guad, 2003
51. WCMFA_190324_349.JPG: Andre-CHarles Nauleau Landscape with Village, ca 1960-77
52. WCMFA_190324_365.JPG: Nineteenth Century American Art
53. WCMFA_190324_370.JPG: John Rogers Checkers up at the Farm, ca 1875
54. WCMFA_190324_379.JPG: Caspar Buberl Newspaper Boy, 1888
55. WCMFA_190324_382.JPG: Thomas Moran Lower Manhattan from Communipaw, New Jersey, 1880
56. WCMFA_190324_401.JPG: James E. Buttersworth Puritan and Priscilla off Sandy Hook
57. WCMFA_190324_407.JPG: Jasper F. Cropsey Autumn Landscape with View of River, 1870
58. WCMFA_190324_420.JPG: Benjamin West Ascension of Christ (Study), 1798
59. WCMFA_190324_428.JPG: Thomas Birch The Shipwreck, 1837
60. WCMFA_190324_440.JPG: Unknown artist, possibly Francis Edmonds Vote for Gull 'Em, ca 1840
61. WCMFA_190324_452.JPG: Thomas Cole Study for "The Voyage of Life: Childhood"
62. WCMFA_190324_460.JPG: John George Brown The Dilettante, 1882
63. WCMFA_190324_471.JPG: Robert Spear Dunning Still Life in a Dining Room Interior, ca 1875
64. WCMFA_190324_475.JPG: Severin Roesen Still Life
65. WCMFA_190324_481.JPG: Albert Bierstadt In the Rockies
66. WCMFA_190324_492.JPG: John Frederick Kensett A Mountain Pool, 1863
67. WCMFA_190324_500.JPG: George Inness The Coming Storm, 1876
68. WCMFA_190324_506.JPG: Hugh Bolton Jones Pool in the Meadow, 1875
69. WCMFA_190324_518.JPG: James Fairman Songo River, Maine, 1865
70. WCMFA_190324_528.JPG: William Stanley Haseltine Nahant Rocks, New England, 1864
71. WCMFA_190324_541.JPG: Ernest Wynants Scherzo, 1933
72. WCMFA_190324_569.JPG: The Singer Memorial Gallery
73. WCMFA_190324_572.JPG: French Art
74. WCMFA_190324_575.JPG: Adolphe Joseph Monticelli Garden Scene
75. WCMFA_190324_579.JPG: Louis Beroud Girl at Easel, 1888
76. WCMFA_190324_583.JPG: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot Landscape in the Neighborhood of the City
77. WCMFA_190324_588.JPG: Theodore Rousseau Landscape, near Fontainebleau
78. WCMFA_190324_591.JPG: Willard Leroy Metcalf New England Afternoon, 1909
79. WCMFA_190324_598.JPG: Henri Fantin-Latour Nymph, 1904
80. WCMFA_190324_600.JPG: Gustave Courbet Landscape, ca 1873-75
81. WCMFA_190324_606.JPG: Henri Joseph Harpignies Study
82. WCMFA_190324_612.JPG: Dwight William Tryon Night, 1913
83. WCMFA_190324_618.JPG: Charles-Francois Daubigny Study of a Shack, 1877
84. WCMFA_190324_624.JPG: American Art
85. WCMFA_190324_625.JPG: Jonas Lie Western Slope, 1923
86. WCMFA_190324_630.JPG: Childe Hassam White House, Gloucester, 1895
87. WCMFA_190324_634.JPG: Richard Emil Miller Interior with Figure, ca 1917-21
88. WCMFA_190324_640.JPG: William Henry Howe Head of a Cow, ca 1890-1906
89. WCMFA_190324_645.JPG: Henry Singlewood Bisbing Steer in Pasture
90. WCMFA_190324_650.JPG: Emile van Marcke de Lummen Landscape with Cows, 1870
91. WCMFA_190324_656.JPG: Martin Borgord Dutch Peasant, ca 1918
92. WCMFA_190324_660.JPG: Willem Dooijewaard The Yachtsman, 1936
93. WCMFA_190324_665.JPG: Martin Borgord Norwegian Sailor, ca 1924
94. WCMFA_190324_669.JPG: John Henry Twachtman View of Rhenen, 1881
95. WCMFA_190324_676.JPG: Charles Paul Gruppe Sunset on the Dutch Coast
96. WCMFA_190324_683.JPG: Dutch Paintings / Laren Circle
97. WCMFA_190324_685.JPG: Eugene Lawrence Vail Fisherman of the North
98. WCMFA_190324_689.JPG: George Wainwright Harvey Three Fishwives, Scheveningen, Holland
99. WCMFA_190324_694.JPG: William Henry Singer A Summer Sky
100. WCMFA_190324_699.JPG: Jozef Israels Dutch Canal with Windmill
101. WCMFA_190324_706.JPG: Jacob Dooijewaard Portrait of Anna Brugh Singer, 1919
102. WCMFA_190324_710.JPG: Jacob Dooijewaard Portrait of William Henry Singer, 1943
103. WCMFA_190324_716.JPG: Max Kalish Towing, 1925
104. WCMFA_190324_719.JPG: Paul Wayland Bartlett Sorrow, 1893
105. WCMFA_190324_727.JPG: Pierre-Auguste Rodin St. John the Baptist, 1878
106. WCMFA_190324_739.JPG: Charles Hawthorne Sewing Girl
107. WCMFA_190324_743.JPG: Willard Leroy Metcalf New England Afternoon, 1909
108. WCMFA_190324_763.JPG: Christine Neill Hibiscus & Yellow Jackets, Cooling Plants, Invasive Chestnuts, 2014
109. WCMFA_190324_767.JPG: Roy Lichtenstein Still Life with Pitcher and Flowers, 1974
110. WCMFA_190324_772.JPG: Chryssa Prints from the Electric Sky Portfolio, 1980
111. WCMFA_190324_777.JPG: Paul Wayland Bartlett Benjamin Franklin, 1913
112. WCMFA_190324_784.JPG: Margit Beck Ascent No. 21, 1969
113. WCMFA_190324_790.JPG: James Voshell Portrait of Two Boys, 1980
114. WCMFA_190324_798.JPG: Keith Morrow Martin Wellforce, 1967
Wikipedia Description: Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
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Washington County Museum of Fine Arts is an art museum located in Hagerstown, Maryland, United States. The building is located off Park Circle and serves as a centerpiece in Hagerstown City Park. The museum was donated in 1929 by Mr. and Mrs. William Singer, Jr. It was completed in 1931 and two wings were added in 1949. The Museum provides residents and visitors with access to a nationally recognized permanent collection and a rotating schedule of exhibitions, musical concerts, lectures, films, art classes and special events for children and adults throughout the year. The collections include 19th & early 20th Century American Art, Old Masters, and Decorative art.

Washington County Museum of Fine Arts has no entrance fee and relies on public and private donations. The museum is accredited by the American Association of Museums (AAM) .
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