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Théodore Fourmois

painter, printmaker (1814-1871)

Born in Presles. Died in Ixelles - Elsene.

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A life in paintings

Born 181412 dated paintingsDied 1871

13 works

  • Bos van Terhulpen
    Bos van Terhulpen
    Théodore Fourmois
    c. 1814–1871 · Groeningemuseum
  • Berglandschap bij Appenzell
    Berglandschap bij Appenzell
    Théodore Fourmois
    c. 1814–1871 · Groeningemuseum
  • Mountain landscape near Vianden
    Mountain landscape near Vianden
    Théodore Fourmois
    c. 1814–1871 · Groeningemuseum
  • Landscape in the Dauphiné
    Landscape in the Dauphiné
    Théodore Fourmois
    1846 · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • Berglandschap in Voreppe, Dauphiné
    Berglandschap in Voreppe, Dauphiné
    Théodore Fourmois
    1850 · Groeningemuseum
  • Berglandschap in Voreppe, Dauphiné
    Berglandschap in Voreppe, Dauphiné
    Théodore Fourmois
    1850 · Groeningemuseum
  • Mill in Eprave
    Mill in Eprave
    Théodore Fourmois
    1851 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Mill in Eprave
    Mill in Eprave
    Théodore Fourmois
    1852 · Hermitage Museum
  • Landschap bij Lyon
    Landschap bij Lyon
    Théodore Fourmois
    1854 · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • Windmill
    Windmill
    Théodore Fourmois
    1857 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Boslandschap bij Presles
    Boslandschap bij Presles
    Théodore Fourmois
    1866 · Groeningemuseum
  • The pound
    The pound
    Théodore Fourmois
    1867 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Mountainous Landscape with a Lake
    Mountainous Landscape with a Lake
    Théodore Fourmois
    · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
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