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Ferdinand Roybet

French painter (1840-1920)

Born in Uzès. Died in 17th arrondissement of Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 18409 dated paintingsDied 1920

13 works

  • Rider
    Rider
    Ferdinand Roybet
    19th century · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • The Late Arrival
    The Late Arrival
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1860–1920 · National Trust
  • Head of a Boy
    Head of a Boy
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1864–1900 · Cooper Gallery
  • A Jester at the Court of Henri III
    A Jester at the Court of Henri III
    Ferdinand Roybet
    c. 1866 · Museum of Grenoble
  • The Clapping Game
    The Clapping Game
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1885 · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • La Famillé Hériot
    La Famillé Hériot
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1892 · Château de La Boissière
  • La Main chaude
    La Main chaude
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1894 · Musée Roybet Fould
  • Portret of the painter Antione Guillemet (1841-1918)
    Portret of the painter Antione Guillemet (1841-1918)
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1899 · Musée d'Orsay
  • The Conqueror of Lepanto
    The Conqueror of Lepanto
    Ferdinand Roybet
    1902 · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Don César de Bazan
    Don César de Bazan
    Ferdinand Roybet
    c. 1903 · Maison de Victor Hugo
  • Young Man in Medieval Costume
    Young Man in Medieval Costume
    Ferdinand Roybet
    · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Boy Holding a Tray
    Boy Holding a Tray
    Ferdinand Roybet
    · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Portrait de Juana Romani
    Portrait de Juana Romani
    Ferdinand Roybet
    · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
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