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Ernest Hébert

French painter (1817–1908)

Born in Grenoble. Died in La Tronche.

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A life in paintings

Born 181724 dated paintingsDied 1908

32 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Rosa Nera at the fountain
    Rosa Nera at the fountain
    Ernest Hébert
    19th century · musée Hébert
  • Morning star
    Morning star
    Ernest Hébert
    19th century · musée Hébert
  • La Musica
    La Musica
    Ernest Hébert
    19th century
  • Sogno al crepuscolo
    Sogno al crepuscolo
    Ernest Hébert
    19th century
  • David d'Angers (1789-1856), French sculptor
    David d'Angers (1789-1856), French sculptor
    Ernest Hébert
    1815
  • Going to the Well
    Going to the Well
    Ernest Hébert
    1817–1859 · Walters Art Museum
  • Self-portrait at 17 when he arrived in Paris
    Self-portrait at 17 when he arrived in Paris
    Ernest Hébert
    1833–1834 · Musée d'Orsay
  • The Mal'aria
    The Mal'aria
    Ernest Hébert
    1848–1849 · Musée d'Orsay
  • The hay harvesters of San Germano
    The hay harvesters of San Germano
    Ernest Hébert
    1850s · Musée d'Orsay
  • Malaria (painting)
    Malaria (painting)
    Ernest Hébert
    c. 1850 · Condé Museum
  • The girls of Alvito
    The girls of Alvito
    Ernest Hébert
    1855 · musée Hébert
  • The women of Cervara, near Rome
    The women of Cervara, near Rome
    Ernest Hébert
    c. 1859 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Returning from the Well
    Returning from the Well
    Ernest Hébert
    c. 1860 · Walters Art Museum
  • On Guard
    On Guard
    Ernest Hébert
    1860–1870 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Ernest Hébert
    1870 · Museum of Grenoble
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