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Louis Anquetin

French painter (1861-1932)

Born in Étrépagny. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 186115 dated paintingsDied 1932

21 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • The Interior of Bruant - The Mirliton
    The Interior of Bruant - The Mirliton
    Louis Anquetin
    1880s
  • Avenue de Clichy: 5 PM
    Avenue de Clichy: 5 PM
    Louis Anquetin
    1887 · Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
  • Mower at Noon
    Mower at Noon
    Louis Anquetin
    1887
  • An Elegant Woman at the Élysée Montmartre
    An Elegant Woman at the Élysée Montmartre
    Louis Anquetin
    1888 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Woman at the Champs-Élysées by Night
    Woman at the Champs-Élysées by Night
    Louis Anquetin
    1889–1893 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Reading Woman
    Reading Woman
    Louis Anquetin
    1890
  • Femme à la Voilette
    Femme à la Voilette
    Louis Anquetin
    1891
  • Woman with Umbrella
    Woman with Umbrella
    Louis Anquetin
    1891
  • Self-portrait with a Smoking Pipe
    Self-portrait with a Smoking Pipe
    Louis Anquetin
    1892
  • Portrait of Madeleine Bernard
    Portrait of Madeleine Bernard
    Louis Anquetin
    1892 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Moulin Rouge
    Moulin Rouge
    Louis Anquetin
    1893
  • Portrait of a Yvette Guilbert
    Portrait of a Yvette Guilbert
    Louis Anquetin
    1893 · Musée Toulouse-Lautrec
  • AU MOULIN ROUGE
    AU MOULIN ROUGE
    Louis Anquetin
    c. 1893
  • Village
    Village
    Louis Anquetin
    20th century
  • Self-portrait at the Easel
    Self-portrait at the Easel
    Louis Anquetin
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