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France · August 25, 1827 – December 24, 1890Wikidata

Emile van Marcke

French painter (1827-1890)

Born in Sèvres. Died in Hyères.

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A life in paintings

Born 182710 dated paintingsDied 1890

13 works

  • Early Morning
    Early Morning
    Emile van Marcke
    19th century · Walters Art Museum
  • Cows in landscape
    Cows in landscape
    Emile van Marcke
    19th century · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
  • Grazing Cattle
    Grazing Cattle
    Emile van Marcke
    1827–1890 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Pond on the Common
    The Pond on the Common
    Emile van Marcke
    1827–1890 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The cliffs at Tréport
    The cliffs at Tréport
    Emile van Marcke
    c. 1842–1890 · The Mesdag Collection
  • The Flood Gate
    The Flood Gate
    Emile van Marcke
    1847–1890 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Boer met honden
    Boer met honden
    Emile van Marcke
    1850–1890 · Rijksmuseum
  • Study of a Cow
    Study of a Cow
    Emile van Marcke
    1870–1890 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Study of a Cow
    Study of a Cow
    Emile van Marcke
    1870–1890 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • The Approach of a Storm
    The Approach of a Storm
    Emile van Marcke
    c. 1872 · Walters Art Museum
  • The Mill
    The Mill
    Emile van Marcke
    1873 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Cows in a Marsh
    Cows in a Marsh
    Emile van Marcke
    c. 1875–1890 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Vache fuyant l'orage
    Vache fuyant l'orage
    Emile van Marcke
    · Museum of Fine Arts of Reims
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