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Spain · March 14, 1862 – January 6, 1942Wikidata

Guillermo Gómez Gil

Spanish painter (1862-1942)

Born in Málaga. Died in Cádiz.

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A life in paintings

Born 186214 dated paintingsDied 1942

17 works

  • The Reding Fountain.
    The Reding Fountain.
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    c. 1880–1885 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • View on the port of Málaga
    View on the port of Málaga
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1896 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Washerwoman
    Washerwoman
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1896 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Courting in the Country
    Courting in the Country
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    c. 1896 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • A Walk in the Park
    A Walk in the Park
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1896 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Moon light effect in Bayona
    Moon light effect in Bayona
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    c. 1897
  • Port
    Port
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1899 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1902 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Moonrise
    Moonrise
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1906 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Pau
  • Moonlight
    Moonlight
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    c. 1910–1920 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Sun dawn over the Coast of Malaga
    Sun dawn over the Coast of Malaga
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1918 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Coastal Landscape
    Coastal Landscape
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1920 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Dawn
    Dawn
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    c. 1920 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    c. 1920–1930 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    · Carmen Thyssen Museum
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