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Poland · November 14, 1878 – October 22, 1941Wikidata

Louis Marcoussis

French painter and engraver (1878-1941)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Cusset.

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A life in paintings

Born 187810 dated paintingsDied 1941

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Roland Dorgelès (1886-1973), romancier
    Roland Dorgelès (1886-1973), romancier
    Louis Marcoussis
    c. 1900 · Musée Carnavalet
  • Composition
    Composition
    Louis Marcoussis
    20th century · Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
  • Still Life with Matches (Le Pyrogène Quinquina)
    Still Life with Matches (Le Pyrogène Quinquina)
    Louis Marcoussis
    1912 · Princeton Art Museum
  • The Musician
    The Musician
    Louis Marcoussis
    1914 · National Gallery of Art
  • Composition
    Composition
    Louis Marcoussis
    1919 · Museum of Fine Arts of Reims
  • Nature morte à l'ananas
    Nature morte à l'ananas
    Louis Marcoussis
    1920 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Composition
    Composition
    Louis Marcoussis
    1921 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Night Café
    Night Café
    Louis Marcoussis
    c. 1923 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Les poissons bleus
    Les poissons bleus
    Louis Marcoussis
    1928 · Museum of Grenoble
  • Still life with checkerboard, rum, bass
    Still life with checkerboard, rum, bass
    Louis Marcoussis
  • Trois personnages
    Trois personnages
    Louis Marcoussis
    · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Nature morte à l'enveloppe
    Nature morte à l'enveloppe
    Louis Marcoussis
  • LImage under copyright
    L'habitué
    Louis Marcoussis
    1920 · Peggy Guggenheim Collection
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