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Belgium · October 7, 1848 – August 23, 1923Wikidata

Georges Croegaert

Belgian painter (1848-1923)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Cannes.

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A life in paintings

Born 184810 dated paintingsDied 1923

17 works

  • Dreams of the Orient
    Dreams of the Orient
    Georges Croegaert
    19th century
  • The Cardinal's Lunch
    The Cardinal's Lunch
    Georges Croegaert
    1868 · Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service
  • A Quiet Smoke
    A Quiet Smoke
    Georges Croegaert
    c. 1880
  • Portrait of a girl in a white dress
    Portrait of a girl in a white dress
    Georges Croegaert
    1887
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Georges Croegaert
    1887–1923
  • Lady with a Fan
    Lady with a Fan
    Georges Croegaert
    1888 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • A Quiet Read in a Chinoiserie Interior
    A Quiet Read in a Chinoiserie Interior
    Georges Croegaert
    1888
  • Confidences
    Confidences
    Georges Croegaert
    1889 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Reading
    Reading
    Georges Croegaert
    c. 1890 · Musée Carnavalet
  • La Toilette
    La Toilette
    Georges Croegaert
    1891
  • The Amateur Artist
    The Amateur Artist
    Georges Croegaert
    1900s
  • Cardinals at Leisure
    Cardinals at Leisure
    Georges Croegaert
    · Wigan Arts and Heritage Service
  • Portrait of an Auburn-Haired Woman
    Portrait of an Auburn-Haired Woman
    Georges Croegaert
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Portrait of a Flaxen-Haired Woman
    Portrait of a Flaxen-Haired Woman
    Georges Croegaert
    · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Bust Portrait of a Woman
    Bust Portrait of a Woman
    Georges Croegaert
    · Haworth Art Gallery
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