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France · December 6, 1872 – October 29, 1928Wikidata

Louis Grégoire

French painter (1872–1928)

Born in Hédé-Bazouges. Died in Saint-Brieuc.

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Born 18728 dated paintingsDied 1928

10 works

  • Femme filant dans un intérieur (979.0011.22)
    Femme filant dans un intérieur (979.0011.22)
    Louis Grégoire
    19th century · Museum of Brittany
  • Femme dans un paysage (979.0011.25)
    Femme dans un paysage (979.0011.25)
    Louis Grégoire
    19th century · Museum of Brittany
  • Autoportrait de Louis Grégoire (993.0130.8)
    Autoportrait de Louis Grégoire (993.0130.8)
    Louis Grégoire
    c. 1900 · Museum of Brittany
  • Portrait d'homme (979.0011.23)
    Portrait d'homme (979.0011.23)
    Louis Grégoire
    20th century · Museum of Brittany
  • Portrait d'homme (979.0011.24)
    Portrait d'homme (979.0011.24)
    Louis Grégoire
    20th century · Museum of Brittany
  • Portrait d'adolescent (979.0011.29)
    Portrait d'adolescent (979.0011.29)
    Louis Grégoire
    20th century · Museum of Brittany
  • Intérieur d'une cuisine (979.0011.30)
    Intérieur d'une cuisine (979.0011.30)
    Louis Grégoire
    20th century · Museum of Brittany
  • Ploumanac'h Le château du Diable (993.0130.155)
    Ploumanac'h Le château du Diable (993.0130.155)
    Louis Grégoire
    20th century · Museum of Brittany
  • L'Ile-Grande Les brûleurs de goémon (993.0130.6)
    L'Ile-Grande Les brûleurs de goémon (993.0130.6)
    Louis Grégoire
    1920s · Museum of Brittany
  • Autoportrait de Louis Grégoire (993.0130.7)
    Autoportrait de Louis Grégoire (993.0130.7)
    Louis Grégoire
    1920s · Museum of Brittany
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