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A Woman Reading, after Pieter Janssens Elinga, 1846-47. Creator: Francois BonvinA Woman Reading, after Pieter Janssens Elinga, 1846-47
Still life with fruit, bottle and pottery, 1827-1887. Creator: Francois BonvinStill life with fruit, bottle and pottery, 1827-1887
Still life, 1871. Creator: Francois BonvinStill life, 1871
The Maid, c. 1875. Creator: Francois BonvinThe Maid, c. 1875
Young Woman with a Mandolin, Portrait of Louison Kohler, c. 1873-1874. CreatorYoung Woman with a Mandolin, Portrait of Louison Kohler, c. 1873-1874. Bonvin was fascinated by the realism of 17th-century Dutch, Flemish, and Spanish still life paintings
The Stretcher Bearer (Study for Le Couvreur tombe ), 1876. CreatorThe Stretcher Bearer (Study for " Le Couvreur tombe" ), 1876
The Letter of Admission, Interior of a Convent, c. 1867. Creator: Francois Bonvin (FrenchThe Letter of Admission, Interior of a Convent, c. 1867
Country Street in Alouette, 1861. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)Country Street in Alouette, 1861
Guitar Player, 1861. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)Guitar Player, 1861
Woman at the Spinet, 1860. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)Woman at the Spinet, 1860. The subject of the woman at the piano was a recurrent theme in Bonvins oeuvre. The pianist depicted here was likely Celine Prunaire
Water Carrier Seated on His Yoke, 1861. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)Water Carrier Seated on His Yoke, 1861
A Nun Seated at a Table Knitting, 1862. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)A Nun Seated at a Table Knitting, 1862. Francois Bonvin was a prolific watercolourist, and he developed a lifelong interest in modest religious subjects showing scenes of everyday life
Boat on a Beach, Le Treport, 1854. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)Boat on a Beach, Le Treport, 1854
Attributes of Music, 1863. Creator: Francois Bonvin (French, 1817-1887)Attributes of Music, 1863. A lute and flute rest on top of sheet music. This painting was intended to hang above a door, opposite still lifes that represented the other fine arts of painting