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On the Beach at Trouville, Eugène Boudin  French, Oil on wood
Eugène Boudin
1863
The Port, Trouville, Eugène Boudin  French, Black chalk and charcoal, heightened with white and reddish crayon
Eugène Boudin
1840–98
The Bay of Naples, Auguste Renoir  French, Oil on canvas
Auguste Renoir
1881
A Beach with Fishing Boats, Jan van Goyen  Dutch, Oil on wood
Jan van Goyen
probably 1653
View of Sorrento, Italian (?), early 19th century (possibly attributed to "Gargiullo"), Gouache
Italian
1810–40
Coastal View of a Port City in the Levant, Joseph Vernet  French, Engraving
After Joseph Vernet
Engraver Aveline
ca. 1770
Fantastic Landscape, Francesco Guardi  Italian, Oil on canvas
Francesco Guardi
ca. 1765
Promenade, Childe Hassam  American, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on off-white wove paper, American
Childe Hassam
1883
View of Macau, Oil on canvas, American
American
1840
Capriccio with a Square Tower and Two Houses, Francesco Guardi  Italian, Oil on paper, laid down on Masonite
Follower of Francesco Guardi
18th century
Low Tide, Riverside Yacht Club, Theodore Robinson  American, Oil on canvas, American
Theodore Robinson
1894
On the Beach, Dieppe, Eugène Boudin  French, Oil on wood
Eugène Boudin
1864
Landing at Newfoundland, Robert Charles Dudley  British, Oil on canvas
Robert Charles Dudley
ca. 1866
View on the coast at Deal, Charles Bentley  British, Watercolor with touches of gouache (bodycolor) over graphite
Charles Bentley
ca. 1846
Entrance to a Dutch Port, Willem van de Velde II  Dutch, Oil on canvas
Willem van de Velde II
ca. 1665
The Bay of Naples, Unknown, Gouache, Italian(?)
Unknown
ca. 1835
Dover Pier, Kent, David Cox  British, Watercolor and gouache (bodycolor) over graphite, with reductive techniques
David Cox
1828–40
A Squall at Trouville, Félix-Hilaire Buhot  French, Etching, aquatint, and roulette; fourth of seven states
Félix-Hilaire Buhot
1874
Old Ferry Stairs, William P. Chappel  American, Oil on slate paper, American
William P. Chappel
1870s
Le Grand Quai, Fécamp, Gustave Loiseau  French, Oil on canvas
Gustave Loiseau
1925
In Hampton Bays, David Burliuk  American, born Ukraine, Oil on canvas, mounted on Masonite
David Burliuk
1944
Coast Scene, Jacob Esselens  Dutch, Black chalk, brush and gray wash; framing lines in pen and brown ink
Jacob Esselens
1626–87
The Turc Who Watches Fishing, Joseph Vernet  French, Engraving
After Joseph Vernet
Engraver Jean Daullé
ca. 1720–60
Fishing Boats, Collioure, André Derain  French, Oil on canvas
André Derain
1905
Saltash with the Water Ferry, Cornwall, Joseph Mallord William Turner  British, Oil on canvas
Joseph Mallord William Turner
1811
Beach at High Tide, Molly Luce  American, Oil on canvas
Molly Luce
1933
View of Ischia from the Sea, Charles Rémond  French, Oil on paper, laid down on canvas
Charles Rémond
1842
The End of the Fishing, Joseph Vernet  French, Engraving; first state of two
After Joseph Vernet
Engraver Pietro Antonio Martini
Engraver Jacques Philippe Le Bas
ca. 1765
Bathing Beach, Coytesville on Hudson, George Overbury "Pop" Hart  American, Aquatint, printed in color, with monotype tone plate
George Overbury "Pop" Hart
ca. 1923
Storm Stricken, George Ennis  American, Watercolor and gouache over graphite on paper
George Ennis
1934
Afternoon at Coney Island, William James Glackens  American, Chalk, watercolor, and gouache on paper, American
William James Glackens
ca. 1907–09
Thunderstorm II, Walter Stuempfig  American, Oil on canvas
Walter Stuempfig
1948
The Calm Sea, Gustave Courbet  French, Oil on canvas
Gustave Courbet
1869

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