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France · August 30, 1826 – February 1, 1895Wikidata

Eugène Fichel

French painter (1826-1895)

Born in Paris. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 182619 dated paintingsDied 1895

20 works

  • The Luncheon
    The Luncheon
    Eugène Fichel
    1854 · Royal Collection
  • Madame P . . .
    Madame P . . .
    Eugène Fichel
    1857 · Clark Art Institute
  • In the studio
    In the studio
    Eugène Fichel
    1857 · The Ema Klabin House Museum
  • Letter of recommendation
    Letter of recommendation
    Eugène Fichel
    1858 · Amsterdam Museum
  • The Chess Game
    The Chess Game
    Eugène Fichel
    1858 · Amsterdam Museum
  • De Geldschieter en de Schoenlapper
    De Geldschieter en de Schoenlapper
    Eugène Fichel
    1858 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Het bezoek bij een schilder
    Het bezoek bij een schilder
    Eugène Fichel
    1859 · Amsterdam Museum
  • The violinist
    The violinist
    Eugène Fichel
    1860 · Amsterdam Museum
  • De encyclopaedisten in de bibliotheek van de koning
    De encyclopaedisten in de bibliotheek van de koning
    Eugène Fichel
    1860 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Les joueurs d'échec.
    Les joueurs d'échec.
    Eugène Fichel
    1860
  • Drie mannen in een bibliotheek
    Drie mannen in een bibliotheek
    Eugène Fichel
    1861 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Breakfast
    Breakfast
    Eugène Fichel
    1862 · New York Historical
  • French Juggler at the Cafe, Eighteenth Century
    French Juggler at the Cafe, Eighteenth Century
    Eugène Fichel
    1863 · New York Historical
  • Art Lovers in the Artist's Studio
    Art Lovers in the Artist's Studio
    Eugène Fichel
    1865
  • Halberdier
    Halberdier
    Eugène Fichel
    1866 · New York Historical
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