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Auguste Petit

French painter (1844-1927)

Born in Châtillon-sur-Seine. Died in Rio de Janeiro.

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Born 18445 dated paintingsDied 1927

11 works

  • José Martins da Fonseca Portela
    José Martins da Fonseca Portela
    Auguste Petit
    19th century · Museu Histórico Nacional collection
  • Francisco de Borja de Almeida Corte-Real
    Francisco de Borja de Almeida Corte-Real
    Auguste Petit
    19th century · Museu Histórico Nacional collection
  • Cândida Maria da Fonseca Portella
    Cândida Maria da Fonseca Portella
    Auguste Petit
    19th century · Museu Histórico Nacional collection
  • Cavaleiro da Ordem de Cristo
    Cavaleiro da Ordem de Cristo
    Auguste Petit
    1868 · Museu Histórico Nacional collection
  • Arab
    Arab
    Auguste Petit
    1898 · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Stilleben mit Paprika und Früchten
    Stilleben mit Paprika und Früchten
    Auguste Petit
    20th century
  • Francisco Antônio Maria Esbérard
    Francisco Antônio Maria Esbérard
    Auguste Petit
    1903 · Museu Histórico Nacional collection
  • Portrait of the misses Robillard de Marigny
    Portrait of the misses Robillard de Marigny
    Auguste Petit
    1917 · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Guanabara Bay
    Guanabara Bay
    Auguste Petit
  • Portrait of Quintino Bocaiúva (1836-1912)
    Portrait of Quintino Bocaiúva (1836-1912)
    Auguste Petit
    · Museu de História e Artes do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
  • Porträt des Nilo Peçanha
    Porträt des Nilo Peçanha
    Auguste Petit
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