Paul Peel

1860–1892 · Canada · Academic Art

Paul Peel (7 November 1860 – 3 October 1892) was a Canadian figure painter. Having won a medal at the 1890 Paris Salon, he became one of the first Canadian artists to receive international recognition in his lifetime. Wikipedia

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“The Young Botanist”, 1890 — Museum London
“The Young Shepherdess”, 1892 — Art Gallery of Ontario
“A Venetian Bather”, 1889 — National Gallery of Canada
“Mother Love”, 1888 — National Gallery of Canada
“Self-portrait”, 1892 — National Gallery of Canada
“The Discovery of Moses”, 1888–1892 — National Gallery of Canada
“The Painter”, 1880 — National Gallery of Canada
“Bedtime”, 1890 — National Gallery of Canada
“Japanese Dolls and Fan”, 1889 — National Gallery of Canada
“The Young Biologist”, 1891 — Art Gallery of Ontario
“Adoration”, 1885
“The Bubble Boy”, 1884
“Orchestra Chairs”, 1892
“Portrait of Madam Verdier”, 1886
“Feeding birds in the park”, 1889
“The Tired Model”, 1889
“Bringing home the flock”, 1881
“Mothers help”, 1883

Paul Peel

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