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France · January 10, 1819 – May 23, 1886Wikidata

Pierre Édouard Frère

French painter (1819-1886)

Born in Paris. Died in Écouen.

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A life in paintings

Born 181924 dated paintingsDied 1886

33 works

  • Village street
    Village street
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    19th century
  • Boys at Prayer
    Boys at Prayer
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1856 · New York Historical
  • The Evening Prayer
    The Evening Prayer
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1857 · Rijksmuseum
  • The Little Housekeeper
    The Little Housekeeper
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1857 · Walters Art Museum
  • Preparing Dinner
    Preparing Dinner
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1858 · Walters Art Museum
  • The Cold Day
    The Cold Day
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1858 · Walters Art Museum
  • The Little Cook
    The Little Cook
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    c. 1858 · Brooklyn Museum
  • The Laundress
    The Laundress
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1858 · Haworth Art Gallery
  • Helping Herself
    Helping Herself
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1859 · Walters Art Museum
  • Playing at Horses
    Playing at Horses
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1861 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Snowballing
    Snowballing
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1861 · Bury Art Museum
  • Cold Hands
    Cold Hands
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1866 · Lady Lever Art Gallery
  • Dinner Time (Cottage Interior)
    Dinner Time (Cottage Interior)
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1866 · Bury Art Museum
  • Cottage Scene
    Cottage Scene
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1867 · Sudley House
  • Waiting for Visitors
    Waiting for Visitors
    Pierre Édouard Frère
    1868 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
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