Émile Friant

1863–1932 · France

Émile Friant (16 April 1863 – 9 June 1932) was a French artist. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Lovers (Autumn Evening)”, 1899 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“All Saints' Day”, 1888 — Musée d'Orsay
“Self-portrait”, 1878 — Musée de la Cour d'Or
“A Child's Dissapointment”, 1898 — Frick Art & Historical Center
“Sorrow”, 1898 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Drinkers”, 1884 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Portrait de Camille Majorelle” — musée de l'École de Nancy
“Political Discussion”, 1889
“Madame Coquelin Mère”, 1885
“The Bread”, 1894 — Musée d'art et d'histoire de Toul
“Devant la psyché”, 1912 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Les artistes Mathias Schiff et Camille Martin”, 1880
“Le repas frugal”, 1894 — Coquelin collection
“Voyage à l'infini”, 1899
“Capital Punishment”, 1908 — Joey and Toby Tanenbaum Collection
“Maternal Tenderness”, 1906
“Self-Portrait”, 1885 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Self-portrait (1887)”, 1887 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Interior of the Studio”, 1884 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Les Canotiers de la Meurthe”, 1887 — musée de l'École de Nancy
“The happy days” — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Cast Shadows”, 1891 — Musée d'Orsay
“Wrestling”, 1889 — Musée Fabre
“Young girl from Nancy in a snowy landscape”, 1887 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“The Small Boat”, 1895 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Portrait of Madame Petitjean”, 1883 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Portrait of Young Girl”
“Portrait of Georges Jeanniot”, 1884 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
“Spinner from El Kantara”, 1892
“The Garden Walk”, 1889 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“Spring”, 1888
“Visit to the atelier”, 1906
“A Wood-Line”, 1885
“Female in profile”, 1888 — Art collections of Fondazione Cariplo
“Presentation of the Odalisques to the Sultan”, 1881 — Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
“Self-portrait” — musée de l'École de Nancy
“Woman with a lion”, 1919
“The Familiar Birds”, 1921
“The Tramp”, 1890 — Nationalmuseum
“Émile Hinzelin”, 1908 — Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art