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Paul Cornoyer

American artist (1864-1923)

Born in St. Louis. Died in Gloucester.

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A life in paintings

Born 186421 dated paintingsDied 1923

28 works

  • Apple Blossoms in Normandy
    Apple Blossoms in Normandy
    Paul Cornoyer
    1891
  • A View of St Louis A Triptych
    A View of St Louis A Triptych
    Paul Cornoyer
    1898
  • Dewey's Arch
    Dewey's Arch
    Paul Cornoyer
    1900
  • Gloucester
    Gloucester
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1900
  • Washington Square
    Washington Square
    Paul Cornoyer
    1900
  • After the Rain
    After the Rain
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1900
  • Yale University in the Fall
    Yale University in the Fall
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1900
  • The Plaza After Rain
    The Plaza After Rain
    Paul Cornoyer
    20th century · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Winter twilight along Central Park
    Winter twilight along Central Park
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1905
  • Cheyne Walk and All Saints Church, Londen
    Cheyne Walk and All Saints Church, Londen
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1905
  • A Rainy Day in New York City
    A Rainy Day in New York City
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1905
  • A Spring Day, New York
    A Spring Day, New York
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1905
  • The Plaza after the Rain
    The Plaza after the Rain
    Paul Cornoyer
    1908 · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Afternoon Madison Square
    Afternoon Madison Square
    Paul Cornoyer
    1910 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Early Spring in Central Park
    Early Spring in Central Park
    Paul Cornoyer
    c. 1910
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