Works acquired through acquisitions include La Tour Eiffel by Marc Chagall, acquired by the museum in 1956 for $C16,000.[51] In 2018, the museum planned to sell the piece to fund acquisitions of other works, but abandoned those plans after it was found to be unpopular with the public.[51] In 2005, the Gallery acquired a painting by Italian Renaissance painter Francesco Salviati for $4.5 million.[52] In 2018, the museum acquired The Partie Carée by James Tissot from the collection of David R. Graham, putting it on display in December 2018.[53] It is the third work by Tissot to be acquired by the museum since 1921.[53] Other works from the collection include The Death of General Wolfe by Anglo-American artist Benjamin West.[4] Other artists featured in the museum's European collection includes Alejo Fernández, Vilhelm Hammershøi, Gustav Klimt, Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, Henri Matisse, Charles Meynier, Claude Monet, Rembrandt, and Vincent van Gogh.[43][5]