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Belgium · April 30, 1818 – February 8, 1895Wikidata

Jean-François Portaels

Belgian painter (1818-1895)

Born in Vilvoorde. Died in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode.

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A life in paintings

Born 181857 dated paintingsDied 1895

58 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • The tempest
    The tempest
    Jean-François Portaels
    19th century · Collections of Musée national de la Marine de Paris
  • The witch
    The witch
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • After the simoom
    After the simoom
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • Landscape in Egypt
    Landscape in Egypt
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • Odalisque on the terrace at dusk
    Odalisque on the terrace at dusk
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • Oriental beauty
    Oriental beauty
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • Jephthah's daughter
    Jephthah's daughter
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • The daughter of Zion
    The daughter of Zion
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Sweet flowers
    Sweet flowers
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • Portrait of a young Moroccan woman
    Portrait of a young Moroccan woman
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • Oriental beauty with flowers
    Oriental beauty with flowers
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • At the theatre, Budapest
    At the theatre, Budapest
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • The pearl necklace
    The pearl necklace
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • The story teller in Tétouan
    The story teller in Tétouan
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
  • The tambourine player in repose
    The tambourine player in repose
    Jean-François Portaels
    1840–1895
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