Munger Paintings at the Tweed Museum
The Tweed Museum at the University of Minnesota Duluth has the largest collection of paintings by Gilbert Munger.
His brother Roger was a founder of Duluth. Roger and his descendants have provided the nucleus of the collection over the years. The collection grew significantly in the 1990s with a bequest of paintings from Robert Orcutt of Madison, Connecticut, Gilbert’s birthplace. Other individual paintings have been acquired or gifted over the years.
This page contains images of all the Tweed Munger paintings. Click on any image or title to see the full entry for that painting. Explore the full Munger website from the menu at the left.
 #10 Niagara Falls 25 × 36. |
 #11 Windsor Castle 14 × 19.5. |
 #12 Fontainebleau (Three Trees) 28 × 36. |
 #13 Marine, Venice (on both sides) 13 × 16. |
 #14 Venetian Scene 40.5 × 56. |
 #15 Cazenovia Wheat (Corn) Field 34 × 58. |
 #16 Cazenovia Old Mill 44 × 36. |
 #17 Two Trees 44 × 36. |
 #22 Niagara Falls showing the Canadian and American Views 72 × 120 |
 #37 Lake Lal and Mount Agassiz, Uinta Range, Utah 18 × 30. |
 #46 Landscape with Hiker and River 26.5 × 42.5. |
 #52 Berkley Springs 25 × 30. |
 #68 Reflections on a Lake 12 × 18. |
 #69 Cazenovia Hay Field 17 × 26. |
 #81 Mountainous Lake Scene 14 × 24. |
 #85 Pastoral Scene (Fontainebleau) 20 × 30. |
 #90 Near Reuilly 12 × 16. |
 #91 Mountain Lake Scene 17 × 25.5. |
 #92 French Landscape (Near Ablon) 23.5 × 29. |
 #93 French Forest Scene 33 × 26.5. |
 #94 View from Inspiration Point, Yosemite 14.5 × 20. |
 #95 Two Ladies Seated by a Lake with a Rowboat 16 × 13. |
 #175 Forest at Fontainebleau 15.5 × 25.5. |
 #220 River with Birches and Lily Pads 17.5 × 13. |
Prev Next