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Papal States · July 24, 1843 – February 10, 1931Wikidata

Eugene de Blaas

Italian painter (1843-1931)

Born in Albano Laziale. Died in Venice.

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A life in paintings

Born 184339 dated paintingsDied 1931

42 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Philip Richard Morris
    Philip Richard Morris
    Eugene de Blaas
    c. 1865 · National Portrait Gallery
  • A Venetian beauty
    A Venetian beauty
    Eugene de Blaas
    1865 · private collection
  • Junge Frau mit Kindern am Strand
    Junge Frau mit Kindern am Strand
    Eugene de Blaas
    1868 · Führermuseum
  • Arrival for the Ball
    Arrival for the Ball
    Eugene de Blaas
    1870
  • The bingo game
    The bingo game
    Eugene de Blaas
    1871 · private collection
  • Feeding the ducks
    Feeding the ducks
    Eugene de Blaas
    1874 · private collection
  • Venetian ladies on a Balcony
    Venetian ladies on a Balcony
    Eugene de Blaas
    1875
  • On the balcony
    On the balcony
    Eugene de Blaas
    1877 · private collection
  • The perfect shoe!
    The perfect shoe!
    Eugene de Blaas
    1877 · private collection
  • In the Sacristy
    In the Sacristy
    Eugene de Blaas
    1877 · private collection
  • Girl with fish
    Girl with fish
    Eugene de Blaas
    1879 · Belvedere
  • Festival day, Venice
    Festival day, Venice
    Eugene de Blaas
    1879 · private collection
  • The Milkmaid
    The Milkmaid
    Eugene de Blaas
    1880 · private collection
  • Head of a boy
    Head of a boy
    Eugene de Blaas
    c. 1880 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Venetians at the balcony
    Venetians at the balcony
    Eugene de Blaas
    1881 · private collection
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