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Émile Bernard

French painter (1868-1941)

Born in Lille. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 18681157 dated paintingsDied 1941

1,158 works

7 without a public image, listed last

  • The Nomads' Halt
    The Nomads' Halt
    Émile Bernard
    1881
  • Religious Scene
    Religious Scene
    Émile Bernard
    1882
  • Crowd in the streets of Lille
    Crowd in the streets of Lille
    Émile Bernard
    1884
  • Couple in an interior
    Couple in an interior
    Émile Bernard
    1884
  • The Road to Billancourt
    The Road to Billancourt
    Émile Bernard
    1884
  • At my parents' house in Asnières
    At my parents' house in Asnières
    Émile Bernard
    1884
  • Still Life with Apples 1884
    Still Life with Apples 1884
    Émile Bernard
    1884
  • Funeral palls 2
    Funeral palls 2
    Émile Bernard
    1885 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Quimper
  • Funeral palls 1
    Funeral palls 1
    Émile Bernard
    1885 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Quimper
  • The Mourners
    The Mourners
    Émile Bernard
    1885
  • Meat time
    Meat time
    Émile Bernard
    1885
  • Banks of the Seine at Asnières, 1885
    Banks of the Seine at Asnières, 1885
    Émile Bernard
    1885
  • A vast landscape from my window
    A vast landscape from my window
    Émile Bernard
    1885
  • The artist's grandfather in the kitchen in Lille
    The artist's grandfather in the kitchen in Lille
    Émile Bernard
    1885
  • Still life with flowers in a vase
    Still life with flowers in a vase
    Émile Bernard
    1885
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