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Paul Prouho

French painter and felibre (1849–1931)

Born in Rabastens. Died in Rabastens.

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A life in paintings

Born 18492 dated paintingsDied 1931

11 works

  • Le Camparoulaïré ou le Marchand de champignons
    Le Camparoulaïré ou le Marchand de champignons
    Paul Prouho
    1880 · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • God keep them
    God keep them
    Paul Prouho
    1895 · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • Causeway of Rabastens
    Causeway of Rabastens
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • The girl selling violets
    The girl selling violets
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • The ramparts and the bridge at Rabastens
    The ramparts and the bridge at Rabastens
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • Panorama of Rabastens
    Panorama of Rabastens
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • Une rabastinoise avec Lo Nébadis
    Une rabastinoise avec Lo Nébadis
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • The ramparts at Rabastens
    The ramparts at Rabastens
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • Still life with a barrel of sardines
    Still life with a barrel of sardines
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • Still life with cauldron
    Still life with cauldron
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
  • Landscape of the Causses (Preparatory study for 'Dieu les Garde')
    Landscape of the Causses (Preparatory study for 'Dieu les Garde')
    Paul Prouho
    · Musée du Pays rabastinois
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