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Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard

museum in Bayeux, France

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11 paintings

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  • The Philosopher
    The Philosopher
    Jacques-Louis David
    1779 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Portraits in the Countryside
    Portraits in the Countryside
    Gustave Caillebotte
    1876 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Alexandre et Henri Gérard, frères du peintre
    Alexandre et Henri Gérard, frères du peintre
    François Gérard
    1792 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Griselidis
    Griselidis
    Marguerite Godin
    1894 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Portrait du docteur Souberbielle
    Portrait du docteur Souberbielle
    François Gérard
    1819 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Paysage, environs de Chartres
    Paysage, environs de Chartres
    Georges Michel
    · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Landscape with church
    Landscape with church
    Augustin Théodule Ribot
    · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • Commedia dell'Arte à la cour de Charles IX
    Commedia dell'Arte à la cour de Charles IX
    School of Frans Floris (I) and François Bunel the Younger
    1571–1572 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • SImage under copyright
    Sappho at Leucate
    Antoine-Jean Gros
    1801 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of Raphaël de Casabianca
    Marie-Guillemine Benoist
    1807 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
  • LImage under copyright
    La Reine Mathilde travaillant à la Telle du Conquest
    Alfred Guillard
    1848 · Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard
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