The Division 2 Artwork Guide: All Collectible Artwork Locations

In The Division 2, collectibles are scattered throughout Washington, D.C., offering both valuable rewards and a deeper connection to the world’s history. One of the collectible types is Artifacts Artwork, which consists of 13 unique pieces. Collecting these artworks not only grants you E-Credits and XP, but also adds a rich layer of lore to your collection. Below, we’ll guide you to all the Artifacts Artwork locations in The Division 2, ensuring you don’t miss any of these coveted items.

About Artwork Collectibles in The Division 2:

• Total Artwork Pieces: 13
• Rewards: Collecting artworks gives you E-Credits and XP.
• How to View: Go to Progression > Collectibles > Artifacts > Artwork in the menu to view your collection.
• ISAC Alerts: When you’re near a piece of artwork, ISAC will notify you of its proximity, guiding you toward the collectible.

1. Portrait of Ginevra de’ Benci (White House)

• Location: Ellipse Fuel Depot Control Point
• How to Find: Clear out the enemies at the control point and enter the supply room. Look for the painting by the yellow chest to collect it.

2. Judith Leyster – Self-Portrait (Federal Triangle)

• Location: 1040 Safe House
• How to Find: Exit the northeast side of the Safe House and head toward a courtyard with a ladder. Climb up, enter through the windows on your left, and find the painting in the room.

3. St George and the Dragon (Downtown East)

• Location: Cantar Building (across from Demolition Site Control Point)
• How to Find: Inside the building, look for a large area with a Christmas tree and nutcracker. The painting is next to a spiral statue and leads down a set of stairs to the left.

4. Hercules and the Nemean Lion (Downtown East)

• Location: Department of the United States Mint and Treasury
• How to Find: Inside, go to the second room where you’ll find the artwork leaning against the wall near the door.

5. The Boston Massacre (Southwest)

• Location: Basement of a nearby building
• How to Find: Go down the stairs to find the artwork lying on the floor, surrounded by debris and junk.

6. The Fall of Phaeton (Southwest)

• Location: Museum (Rescue the Curators mission)
• How to Find: Start the Rescue the Curators mission from Olivia Vance, then defeat the True Sons leader. Look for a set of doors leading to a staircase after the mission. At the bottom, you’ll find the artwork to your left.

7. Rembrandt van Rijn – Self Portrait (East Mall)

• Location: Near a green building in East Mall
• How to Find: Leaning against the south side of the building, you’ll find the painting easily visible from the park area.

8. Watson and the Shark (Constitution Hall)

• Location: Second Floor of Constitution Hall
• How to Find: Enter through the window on the south side and activate the sprinkler system. Go upstairs, and follow the hallway until you find the painting.

9. Woman Holding a Balance (Downtown West)

• Location: The World’s End Control Point
• How to Find: After clearing the control point, head to the upper room of the east side building to collect the artwork.

10. Vincent Van Gogh – Self Portrait (Foggy Bottom)

• Location: Underground parking lot of an apartment
• How to Find: Enter the garage from the north side and look for the painting inside.

11. The Great Red Dragon and the Woman (West End)

• Location: West of Overgrowth Control Point
• How to Find: In the alleyway, look for a makeshift room with a table in the middle. The painting is displayed on the wall.

12. The Emperor Napoleon (West Potomac Park)

• Location: Henry Bacon Dr NW
• How to Find: Look for an entrance to the underground on the west side. Climb through an open window, go downstairs, and find the painting beneath the stairs.

13. Bazille and Camille (Judiciary Square)

• Location: Back alley of a building
• How to Find: Climb the fire escape to reach a patio, then ascend the roof. Walk along the roof to find an open window, which leads you into the room with the painting.

There you have it—The Division 2‘s Artifacts Artwork collectibles and their locations. By collecting all 13 artworks, you’ll not only earn valuable rewards like E-Credits and XP, but also gain a deeper appreciation for the history woven into the game’s world.

If you have any other tips or have found a different artwork location, drop your thoughts in the comments below!