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Émile Friant

French painter (1863-1932)

Born in Dieuze. Died in 9th arrondissement of Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 186350 dated paintingsDied 1932

55 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • Le boucher à la pipe et au chat
    Le boucher à la pipe et au chat
    Émile Friant
    1878
  • La Femme du boucher tricotant
    La Femme du boucher tricotant
    Émile Friant
    1878
  • Paysage à l'étang
    Paysage à l'étang
    Émile Friant
    1879
  • Plateau de Malzéville
    Plateau de Malzéville
    Émile Friant
    1879
  • Les artistes Mathias Schiff et Camille Martin
    Les artistes Mathias Schiff et Camille Martin
    Émile Friant
    c. 1880
  • L'entrée des clowns
    L'entrée des clowns
    Émile Friant
    1881
  • Portrait of Madame Petitjean
    Portrait of Madame Petitjean
    Émile Friant
    1883 · Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
  • Œdipe maudit son fils Polynice
    Œdipe maudit son fils Polynice
    Émile Friant
    1883 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes
  • Paysage des abords de Tunis
    Paysage des abords de Tunis
    Émile Friant
    1883
  • Interior of the Studio
    Interior of the Studio
    Émile Friant
    1884 · Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
  • Drinkers
    Drinkers
    Émile Friant
    1884 · Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
  • Portrait of Georges Jeanniot
    Portrait of Georges Jeanniot
    Émile Friant
    1884 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Émile Friant
    1885 · Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
  • Madame Coquelin Mère
    Madame Coquelin Mère
    Émile Friant
    1885
  • The Study
    The Study
    Émile Friant
    1885
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