The second day of my trip to Cardiff was spent at the National Museum of Art housed within the National Musuem. The gallery is split into 3 main parts, Contemporary, Impressionists & Modern and Historic Art. I actually found a few pieces in the Contemporary section that I liked, which is rather surprising.
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Rene Magritte – The Empty Mask
Maurice de Vlaminck – Village Street
Maurice de Vlaminck – The Bridge
Terry Setch – Midnight Columns II
Jeffrey Steele – Harlequinade
James Dickson Innes – Canigou in Snow
Robert Bevan – Maples at Cuckfield, Sussex
Paul Cezanne – Still Life with Teapot
Harold Gilman – The Kitchen
Spencer Gore – Mornington Crescent
Gwen John – A Corner of the Artist’s Room in Paris
Pierre Auguste Renoir – La Parisienne
Edouard Manet – Argenteuil, Boat (study)
Alfred Sisley – Moret-sur-Loing Rue des Fosses
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Camille Pissarro – Pont Neuf, Snow Effect
Pierre Bonnard – Sunlight at Vernon
Jean-Louis Ernest Meissonier – Innocents and Card Sharpers
Gustave Courbet – The Mill at Orbe
David Cox – The Road to The Mill
John Constable – Cottage in a Cornfield
Edwin Landseer – Rat Catchers
Clare In The Cheap Seats 
What an interesting blog, introduced by a thought-provoking photo. The unusual wall painting of the dwellings is also a strangely modern interpretation. Something like this hieroglyphic view of a park by Swiss painter Paul Klee, http://EN.WahooArt.com/A55A04/w.nsf/OPRA/BRUE-8LT475. The image can be seen at wahooart.com who can supply you with a canvas print of it.