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François-Auguste Biard

French painter (1799-1882)

Born in Lyon. Died in Fontainebleau.

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A life in paintings

Born 179947 dated paintingsDied 1882

49 works

  • Retrato de Francisca Miquelina P. do Amaral (Viscondessa de Indaiatuba)
    Retrato de Francisca Miquelina P. do Amaral (Viscondessa de Indaiatuba)
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century · Museu Paulista collection
  • Retrato do Dr. Fausto Pompeu do Amaral
    Retrato do Dr. Fausto Pompeu do Amaral
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century · Museu Paulista collection
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • In the Harem
    In the Harem
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • The Bay of Rio de Janeiro
    The Bay of Rio de Janeiro
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • The Dressmaker
    The Dressmaker
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • At The Post Office
    At The Post Office
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • The Sermon
    The Sermon
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • Picnic Outdoors
    Picnic Outdoors
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • Triomphe d'un Ténor dans une Matinée Musicale
    Triomphe d'un Ténor dans une Matinée Musicale
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • View of Brazil, The Great Riverbed of the Amazon
    View of Brazil, The Great Riverbed of the Amazon
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • A Laplander
    A Laplander
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • Laplander Asleep by a Fire
    Laplander Asleep by a Fire
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • Lapplander in Snow
    Lapplander in Snow
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
  • On a mountain hut
    On a mountain hut
    François-Auguste Biard
    19th century
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