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Norbert Goeneutte

French artist (1854-1894)

Born in former 2nd arrondissement of Paris. Died in Auvers-sur-Oise.

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A life in paintings

Born 185420 dated paintingsDied 1894

22 works

  • Élégante sur la plage
    Élégante sur la plage
    Norbert Goeneutte
    19th century · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • The Boulevard de Clichy under Snow
    The Boulevard de Clichy under Snow
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1875–1876–1876 · National Gallery
  • Elegant Women, Place Clichy
    Elegant Women, Place Clichy
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1875
  • Portrait de femme (Berthe Morisot)
    Portrait de femme (Berthe Morisot)
    Norbert Goeneutte
    c. 1875 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • La Soupe du matin
    La Soupe du matin
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1880 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Woman on a Balcony
    Woman on a Balcony
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1880
  • Saint-Lazare Station
    Saint-Lazare Station
    circle of · Circle of Norbert Goeneutte
    c. 1880–1894 · Museo Soumaya
  • Children Playing on the Beach
    Children Playing on the Beach
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1881
  • The Passenger
    The Passenger
    Norbert Goeneutte
    c. 1882 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • The First Tear
    The First Tear
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1884
  • Frederic Samuel Cordey
    Frederic Samuel Cordey
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1885
  • View of St. Lazare Railway Station, Paris
    View of St. Lazare Railway Station, Paris
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1887 · Baltimore Museum of Art
  • On the Jetty, Le Havre
    On the Jetty, Le Havre
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1887
  • The Pont de l'Europe at Night
    The Pont de l'Europe at Night
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1887
  • The Pont de l'Europe and the Gare Saint-Lazare with Scaffolding
    The Pont de l'Europe and the Gare Saint-Lazare with Scaffolding
    Norbert Goeneutte
    1888
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