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François-Alfred Delobbe

French painter (1835-1920)

Born in Paris. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 1835167 dated paintingsDied 1920

169 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Young mother and her child
    Young mother and her child
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1860
  • Little Red Riding Hood
    Little Red Riding Hood
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1860s
  • Faraway thoughts
    Faraway thoughts
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1860s
  • Portrait of Madame Delobbe
    Portrait of Madame Delobbe
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1861
  • The blind violinist and his daughter
    The blind violinist and his daughter
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1866 · collection du musée des Beaux-Arts de Brest
  • Far niente
    Far niente
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1866
  • The Breton Knitter
    The Breton Knitter
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1867
  • Young love
    Young love
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1868
  • Idyll
    Idyll
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1869
  • The demure maiden
    The demure maiden
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1870
  • The Orange Seller
    The Orange Seller
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1870s
  • Girl at the spinning wheel
    Girl at the spinning wheel
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1870s
  • Young girl from Concarneau (Finistère)
    Young girl from Concarneau (Finistère)
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1870
  • Young Girl with a Flower Crown
    Young Girl with a Flower Crown
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1870s
  • Girl sewing lace
    Girl sewing lace
    François-Alfred Delobbe
    1870s
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