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Eva Gonzalès

French painter (1849-1883)

Born in Paris. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 184924 dated paintingsDied 1883

29 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of Jeanne Gonzales in Profile
    Portrait of Jeanne Gonzales in Profile
    Eva Gonzalès
    19th century
  • La Servante
    La Servante
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1865–1870 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de la ville de Paris
  • The Window
    The Window
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1865–1870 · Denver Art Museum
  • Le thé
    Le thé
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1865–1869
  • Le chignon
    Le chignon
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1865–1870
  • Portrait de femme
    Portrait de femme
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1866–1868 · Musée des beaux-arts de Marseille
  • The Full-length Mirror
    The Full-length Mirror
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1869–1870 · National Gallery
  • Un enfant de troupe
    Un enfant de troupe
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1869 · Musée de Gajac
  • Girl with Cherries
    Girl with Cherries
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1870 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • L'Alcôve
    L'Alcôve
    Eva Gonzalès
    1870s
  • Plage de Dieppe vue depuis la falaise Ouest
    Plage de Dieppe vue depuis la falaise Ouest
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1871–1872 · Museum of Dieppe
  • Prunes, raisins et verre d'eau
    Prunes, raisins et verre d'eau
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1871–1872
  • L'Indolence
    L'Indolence
    Eva Gonzalès
    1871–1872 · Albert II, Prince of Monaco
  • A Box at the Theatre des Italiens
    A Box at the Theatre des Italiens
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1873 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Portrait of a Seated Lady
    Portrait of a Seated Lady
    Eva Gonzalès
    c. 1873 · Musée d'Orsay
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