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France · March 27, 1875 – June 14, 1947Wikidata

Albert Marquet

French painter (1875–1947)

Born in Bordeaux. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 1875233 dated paintingsDied 1947

264 works

16 without a public image, listed last

  • Brouillard sur le Lac Léman
    Brouillard sur le Lac Léman
    Albert Marquet
    1890–1947 · Groninger Museum
  • Portrait of Clémentine
    Portrait of Clémentine
    Albert Marquet
    1895
  • Girl Embroidering, Seated in a Garden
    Girl Embroidering, Seated in a Garden
    Albert Marquet
    1896
  • ARÈS
    ARÈS
    Albert Marquet
    c. 1896
  • Parisian suburb
    Parisian suburb
    Albert Marquet
    1897 · Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie de Besançon
  • Bouquet of Flowers, 1898
    Bouquet of Flowers, 1898
    Albert Marquet
    1898
  • Fruit, Knife and Napkin
    Fruit, Knife and Napkin
    Albert Marquet
    1898–1899
  • Young Girl on the Beach
    Young Girl on the Beach
    Albert Marquet
    1898 · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Portrait de Matisse
    Portrait de Matisse
    Albert Marquet
    1899 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux
  • Banlieue de Paris
    Banlieue de Paris
    Albert Marquet
    1899 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Pot of Flowers
    Pot of Flowers
    Albert Marquet
    1900
  • Le Port d'Alger
    Le Port d'Alger
    Albert Marquet
    1900s
  • Café de village
    Café de village
    Albert Marquet
    c. 1900
  • Quai de Conti, l'Automne - Albert Marquet
    Quai de Conti, l'Automne - Albert Marquet
    Albert Marquet
    20th century · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Carcassonne
  • Milliners
    Milliners
    Albert Marquet
    c. 1901 · Hermitage Museum
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