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Emile Baes

Belgian painter (1879–1953)

Born in Brussels. Died in 6th arrondissement of Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 187919 dated paintingsDied 1953

19 works

  • Interieur: een salon
    Interieur: een salon
    Emile Baes
    1900–1909 · M Leuven
  • Young woman before a mirror
    Young woman before a mirror
    Emile Baes
    1900–1953
  • View of a mausoleum in Cairo
    View of a mausoleum in Cairo
    Emile Baes
    1900–1953
  • Submission to Charlemagne
    Submission to Charlemagne
    Emile Baes
    1903
  • Girl with teddy bear in an interior
    Girl with teddy bear in an interior
    Emile Baes
    1903
  • The paint maker
    The paint maker
    Emile Baes
    1906
  • Bathers in the Oued
    Bathers in the Oued
    Emile Baes
    1910–1953
  • The Young Moor - Hommage to Kees Van Dongen
    The Young Moor - Hommage to Kees Van Dongen
    Emile Baes
    1910–1953
  • The slave trader
    The slave trader
    Emile Baes
    1910–1953
  • Slave market in Morocco
    Slave market in Morocco
    Emile Baes
    1910–1953
  • Seated girl against a North African landscape
    Seated girl against a North African landscape
    Emile Baes
    1910–1953
  • Rabat
    Rabat
    Emile Baes
    1910–1928 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • The doll
    The doll
    Emile Baes
    c. 1912
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Emile Baes
    1914
  • The gate of love (outer panels)
    The gate of love (outer panels)
    Emile Baes
    1930–1953
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