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Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland: 41,786 works shared openly by the museum, shown in Auriaan as a galaxy of stars.

Opens the Auriaan flight. Every work is a star; the picture and its details come live from the museum.

Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art
City: Cleveland
Country: United States
Works in Auriaan: 41,786
Licence: CC0 (Open Access)

At the museum

The museum's own page: Open Access page, Cleveland Museum of Art. Credit line used in Auriaan: Cleveland Museum of Art · Open Access, CC0.

Some works from this collection

A Dancing Young Woman as Terpsichore · Angelica Kauffmann · Mr. and Mrs. William H. Marlatt Fund · View at the museum
In the tour Artists of Switzerland in the world's museums
Convolvulus and Metamorphosis of the Convolvulus Hawk Moth · Maria Sibylla Merian · John L. Severance Fund · View at the museum
In the tour Animal hunt
Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians" · Japan, Momoyama period · Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Fund · View at the museum
In the tour The world around 1600
Antelope and deer hunt · Govardhan · Dudley P. Allen Fund · View at the museum
In the tour The world around 1600

Tours with works from this collection

Artists of Switzerland in the world's museumsTen artists born or at home in Switzerland, from Liotard to Klee, in nine museums around the world.
Animal huntEight animals are hiding in works of art from all over the world. Can you find them?
The world around 1600What were artists making around 1600? A journey westward from Japan to Spain, in ten works, most of them made within about ten years of that date.
Blue and whiteHow cobalt blue on white travelled from China to Turkey, Holland, Japan, Mexico, Korea and England: ten pieces, roughly in the order they were made.
The moonA god, a hare, a bodhisattva, a crescent, a castle, a jar, geese, photographs, the sea and a city by night: the moon in ten works from around the world.
Albrecht DürerEleven works by the painter and printmaker from Nuremberg: a self-portrait, a rhinoceros and a magic square.
Giovanni Battista PiranesiRome, real and imagined, in the order he etched it: ruins, squares, prisons, temples and a fireplace.
J. M. W. TurnerStorms, fire, moonlight and golden haze, in order of date: from a Welsh castle to a storm at sea.
Hokusai & HiroshigeThe two masters of the Japanese landscape print, side by side: ten prints, in roughly the order they were made.
Claude MonetEleven paintings in the order he made them: the sea, Camille, grainstacks, a cathedral, London fog and his pond.
Mary CassattFrom Seville to Paris: a theatre box, a letter, an omnibus and a boat trip. Ten paintings, prints and a pastel, in the order she made them.
Van GoghTen years of work, from the grey Dutch coast to the colours of the south: eleven works, in the order he made them.

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