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Francis Picabia

French painter and writer (1879–1953)

Born in Paris. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 187932 dated paintingsDied 1953

32 works

6 without a public image, listed last

  • Effet d'automne, soleil du matin
    Effet d'automne, soleil du matin
    Francis Picabia
    c. 1898 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Les Bords du Loing ; effet d’automne le matin à Moret
    Les Bords du Loing ; effet d’automne le matin à Moret
    Francis Picabia
    1904 · Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Agen
  • Moret-sur-Loing, 1904
    Moret-sur-Loing, 1904
    Francis Picabia
    1904
  • Bords de l'Yonne, effet de soleil
    Bords de l'Yonne, effet de soleil
    Francis Picabia
    1906 · Richard Green Fine Paintings
  • Le port de Saint-Tropez, effet de soleil
    Le port de Saint-Tropez, effet de soleil
    Francis Picabia
    1909 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Bords de la Sédelle
    Bords de la Sédelle
    Francis Picabia
    1909 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • The Procession, Seville
    The Procession, Seville
    Francis Picabia
    1912 · National Gallery of Art
  • L'Arbre rouge
    L'Arbre rouge
    Francis Picabia
    c. 1912 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • Udnie
    Udnie
    Francis Picabia
    1913 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • New York
    New York
    Francis Picabia
    1913 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • Catch as Catch Can
    Catch as Catch Can
    Francis Picabia
    1913 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Parade amoureuse
    Parade amoureuse
    Francis Picabia
    1917
  • Le Lierre unique eunuque
    Le Lierre unique eunuque
    Francis Picabia
    c. 1920 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • L'Œil cacodylate
    L'Œil cacodylate
    Francis Picabia
    1921 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • The Fig-Leaf
    The Fig-Leaf
    Francis Picabia
    1922 · Tate
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