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France · November 3, 1824 – February 21, 1884Wikidata

Auguste Bonheur

French painter (1824-1884)

Born in Bordeaux. Died in Meudon Bellevue.

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A life in paintings

Born 182417 dated paintingsDied 1884

25 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Environs of Fontainebleau: Woodland and Cattle
    Environs of Fontainebleau: Woodland and Cattle
    Auguste Bonheur
    1844–1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Landscape in Auvergne
    Landscape in Auvergne
    Auguste Bonheur
    1848–1852 · Brooklyn Museum
  • View of a Field
    View of a Field
    Auguste Bonheur
    1850–1855 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Schapen in het bos
    Schapen in het bos
    Auguste Bonheur
    1850 · Centraal Museum
  • Cattle on a Hillside
    Cattle on a Hillside
    Rosa Bonheur and Auguste Bonheur
    1851
  • Paysage d'Auvergne
    Paysage d'Auvergne
    Auguste Bonheur
    1852 · Sudley House
  • The Ruins of the Château d’Apchon
    The Ruins of the Château d’Apchon
    Auguste Bonheur
    1852 · National Museums Liverpool
  • Mountains with Mist
    Mountains with Mist
    Auguste Bonheur
    1853–1857 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Marshlands
    Marshlands
    Auguste Bonheur
    1853–1856 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Plowing in the Nivernais
    Plowing in the Nivernais
    Auguste Bonheur
    1855
  • Cattle
    Cattle
    Auguste Bonheur
    1860s · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Oak Tree and Sylvan Glade
    Oak Tree and Sylvan Glade
    Auguste Bonheur
    1860–1884 · Harris Museum
  • Leader of the herd
    Leader of the herd
    Auguste Bonheur
    1862
  • The bullfight
    The bullfight
    Auguste Bonheur
    1862
  • Highland Scene with Cattle
    Highland Scene with Cattle
    Auguste Bonheur
    1863 · Victoria and Albert Museum
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