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United States · July 4, 1865 – January 20, 1948Wikidata

Alexis Jean Fournier

US painter (1865-1948)

Born in Saint Paul.

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A life in paintings

Born 186512 dated paintingsDied 1948

12 works

  • Off the Coast (Lake Superior)
    Off the Coast (Lake Superior)
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1886 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Farnham's Mill at St. Anthony Falls, Minneapolis
    Farnham's Mill at St. Anthony Falls, Minneapolis
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1888 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Mill Pond at Minneapolis
    Mill Pond at Minneapolis
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1888 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Lowry Hill, Minneapolis
    Lowry Hill, Minneapolis
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1888 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • September
    September
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1889 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1890 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • The Visitor
    The Visitor
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    c. 1895–1898 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • After Rain, on Minnehaha Creek
    After Rain, on Minnehaha Creek
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1897 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Approaching Storm
    Approaching Storm
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1898
  • Autumn Gold
    Autumn Gold
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1907
  • Chateau Gaillard, Normandy
    Chateau Gaillard, Normandy
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    c. 1913 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Changing Pastures
    Changing Pastures
    Alexis Jean Fournier
    1918 · Burchfield Penney Art Center
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