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France · March 14, 1836 – February 24, 1911Wikidata

Jules Lefebvre

French painter (1836-1911)

Born in Tournan-en-Brie. Died in rue La Bruyère.

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A life in paintings

Born 183629 dated paintingsDied 1911

37 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Grisélidis
    Grisélidis
    Jules Lefebvre
    1850–1900 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen
  • Diva Vittoria Colonna
    Diva Vittoria Colonna
    Jules Lefebvre
    1861
  • Slave with a Bowl of Fruit
    Slave with a Bowl of Fruit
    Jules Lefebvre
    c. 1874 · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • Portrait of the Prince Imperial
    Portrait of the Prince Imperial
    Jules Lefebvre
    c. 1874 · Napoleon museum Arenenberg
  • The Amused Young Lady
    The Amused Young Lady
    Jules Lefebvre
    1876 · Musée de Picardie
  • Graziella
    Graziella
    Jules Lefebvre
    1878 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Housemaid
    Housemaid
    Jules Lefebvre
    1880 · Pera Museum
  • Portrait of Julia Foster Ward
    Portrait of Julia Foster Ward
    Jules Lefebvre
    1880
  • Une Japonaise (The Language of the Fan)
    Une Japonaise (The Language of the Fan)
    Jules Lefebvre
    1882 · Chrysler Museum of Art
  • Frances Margaret Lawrance, Lady Vernon (d 1940)
    Frances Margaret Lawrance, Lady Vernon (d 1940)
    Jules Lefebvre
    1883 · National Trust
  • The Feathered Fan
    The Feathered Fan
    Jules Lefebvre
    1884
  • Porträt der Edna Barger of Connecticut
    Porträt der Edna Barger of Connecticut
    Jules Lefebvre
    1884
  • Sappho
    Sappho
    Jules Lefebvre
    1884 · Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
  • Edith Caroline Warren Miller (1866-1944)
    Edith Caroline Warren Miller (1866-1944)
    Jules Lefebvre
    1885
  • Mignon
    Mignon
    Jules Lefebvre
    1886
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