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France · October 31, 1859 – May 18, 1941Wikidata

Marie Bermond

French painter (1859-1941)

Born in Albi. Died in Albi.

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A life in paintings

Born 185910 dated paintingsDied 1941

10 works

  • Personnages 96.10.4 - Marie Bermond - Musée des Beaux-Arts de Gaillac
    Personnages 96.10.4 - Marie Bermond - Musée des Beaux-Arts de Gaillac
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait de femme à la bague bleue
    Portrait de femme à la bague bleue
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait of a couple (2010.4.1)
    Portrait of a couple (2010.4.1)
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • The two friends
    The two friends
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Woman in a park
    Woman in a park
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait of woman with red belt
    Portrait of woman with red belt
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait de la cousine Félicie
    Portrait de la cousine Félicie
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait of woman at red wall
    Portrait of woman at red wall
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait de couple 96.1.12.1 - Marie Bermond
    Portrait de couple 96.1.12.1 - Marie Bermond
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
  • Portrait of a couple (97.1.2)
    Portrait of a couple (97.1.2)
    Marie Bermond
    19th century–20th century · Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts
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