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Ferdinand du Puigaudeau

French painter (1864-1930)

Born in Nantes. Died in Le Croisic.

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A life in paintings

Born 186432 dated paintingsDied 1930

76 works

  • Landscape with Mill near the Salt Ponds
    Landscape with Mill near the Salt Ponds
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    2nd millennium
  • Fireworks over the Port
    Fireworks over the Port
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890
  • Nightime Procession in Saint-Pol-de-Léon
    Nightime Procession in Saint-Pol-de-Léon
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • Carnival at Night, Saint-Pol-de-Léon
    Carnival at Night, Saint-Pol-de-Léon
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • Carousel at Night at the Fair
    Carousel at Night at the Fair
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • Carnival at Night
    Carnival at Night
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • Children on a Dune
    Children on a Dune
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • The Fair at Pont-Aven
    The Fair at Pont-Aven
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • The Wayside Cross at Rochefort-en-Terre
    The Wayside Cross at Rochefort-en-Terre
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • Reading
    Reading
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890
  • Carnival at Night in Le Croisic
    Carnival at Night in Le Croisic
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1890s
  • Shrimp Fisherwoman
    Shrimp Fisherwoman
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1891
  • Coucher du soleil au Croisic, paysage de Bretagne
    Coucher du soleil au Croisic, paysage de Bretagne
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1895 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Soap Bubbles
    Soap Bubbles
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1895
  • Three Breton Girls Lighting their Candles before the Procession
    Three Breton Girls Lighting their Candles before the Procession
    Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
    1895
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