Earlier this week, we reported on Frederic C. Hamilton -- the oil zillionaire whose name adorns the Daniel Libeskind-designed addition to the

-- who announced that he will donate his collection of 22 Impressionist paintings, which he acquired over the past forty years, to the Denver Art Museum. The works, which are worth tens of millions of dollars, are by the likes of Monet, Cezanne and van Gogh.

Here are some of them:

See also: Frederic C. Hamilton donates 22 impressionist paintings, worth millions, to the DAM

Pierre Auguste Renoir, Banks of the Seine, Bougival, about 1882

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

Camille Pissarro, Spring at Éragny, 1900

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

Claude Monet, Path in the Wheat Fields at Pourville, 1882

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

Childe Hassam, A Walk in the Park or Springtime in the Park, about 1900

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

William Merritt Chase, Shinnecock Landscape, 1897

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

Gustave Caillebotte, Boats Moored at Argenteuil, 1883

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

Eugene Boudin, Scene at the Beach in Trouville, 1881

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

Eugene Boudin, Le Havre, Anchored Vessels in the Harbor, about 1868-1872

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

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Claude Monet, The Houses in the snow, Norway, 1895

Bequest of Frederic C. Hamilton

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