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Charles Angrand

French painter (1854-1926)

Born in Criquetot-sur-Ouville. Died in Rouen.

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A life in paintings

Born 185411 dated paintingsDied 1926

13 works

  • Le Pont De Pierre in Rouen
    Le Pont De Pierre in Rouen
    Charles Angrand
    c. 1880
  • The Guardian of Turkeys
    The Guardian of Turkeys
    Charles Angrand
    1881
  • Feeding the chickens
    Feeding the chickens
    Charles Angrand
    1884 · Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
  • The Seine, Morning (Saint-Ouen)
    The Seine, Morning (Saint-Ouen)
    Charles Angrand
    1886 · Van Gogh Museum
  • The Western Railway at its Exit from Paris
    The Western Railway at its Exit from Paris
    Charles Angrand
    1886 · National Gallery
  • Path in the Country
    Path in the Country
    Charles Angrand
    c. 1886 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Man and woman in the street
    Man and woman in the street
    Charles Angrand
    1887 · Musée d'Orsay
  • The Seine at Courbevoie: La Grande Jatte
    The Seine at Courbevoie: La Grande Jatte
    Charles Angrand
    1888
  • La Seine à l’aube
    La Seine à l’aube
    Charles Angrand
    1889 · Musée du Petit Palais
  • The Harvesters
    The Harvesters
    Charles Angrand
    1892 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Chaumière dans un verger
    Chaumière dans un verger
    Charles Angrand
    1903 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • The Woodcutter
    The Woodcutter
    Charles Angrand
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Le Petit Port
    Le Petit Port
    Charles Angrand
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