Caravaggio
Cleveland, Ohio
Picasso's La Vie and a cast of Rodin's Thinker, free to everyone, in Ohio. It has never charged for the permanent collection, not once since it opened in 1916.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is known for a Picasso from the end of his Blue Period, a cast of Rodin’s Thinker that still carries the damage from a 1970 bombing, and the prizefight George Bellows painted in 1909. Start with these.

The Thinker
Rodin’s cast, still shown with the damage from the 1970 bombing.

Stag at Sharkey’s
George Bellows’ 1909 prizefight, and the museum’s best-known American painting.
The Crucifixion of Saint Andrew
Caravaggio
Caravaggio, around 1607, painted in Naples and lit like a stage.

The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons
Turner watched Parliament burn in 1834 and painted it twice; this is Cleveland’s.

Twilight in the Wilderness
Frederic Church, 1860, an American sky on the eve of the Civil War.
Also at the museum, not yet free to picture
La Vie
Picasso painted it in 1903, at the end of his Blue Period.
Cleveland collects across five thousand years and most of the world, and in 2019 released roughly 30,000 works for anyone to use. These are the artists whose work you can stream on Momentable.
Landscape
Ren Yu
Portraits of the Qianlong Emperor and His Twelve Consorts
Giuseppe Castiglione
Portrait of a Woman as Saint Catherine
Pier Francesco Foschi
The Bathers
Narcisse Diaz de la Peña
Brush, Holder, and Leaves from Album of Paintings by the Venerable Zeshin
Shibata Zeshin
Aglaida and Boniface
Alexandre Cabanel
Wild Boars in the Snow
Rosa Bonheur
Flowers and Trees of the Four Seasons
Watanabe Shikō
Portrait of a Man Holding a Glass
Joseph Daniel
Samson
Valentin de Boulogne
Winter Day
Maruyama Ôkyo
Boy Fishing
Eastman Johnson
