Biography
Eugène Fromentin (1820–1876) — French painter (1820-1876).
Eugène Fromentin worked as painter, writer and art historian and is associated with France. Their documented life spans the years 1820 to 1876; born and died in La Rochelle. Their work is linked to Orientalism.
| Disciplines | painter, writer, art historian |
|---|---|
| Born | 1820, La Rochelle |
| Died | 1876, La Rochelle |
| Nationality | France |
| Movement | Orientalism |
Works
- Coup de vent dans les plaines d'Alfa
- The country's thirst
- Arabian Encampment
- Kabyle Shepherd (Shepherd: High Plateau of Kabylia)
- Farmyard with Cattle
- Arabs Crossing a Ford
- Arab Riders Stop in the Forest
- At the Well
- Arabian Horses
- Lion hunting
- L'Incendie
- The Arab Falconer
- Hunting heron, Algeria
- Orientals
- An Encampment in the Atlas Mountains
- Arab Encampment
- North African Landscape
- Before the Race: Fantasia or The Halt in the Desert
- Horsemen at the Foot of the Chiffa Cliffs
- The Falconer
- Arab Woman
- Standard Bearer
- Falcon Hunt ('Algeria Remembered')
- The Arab Chief
- Crossing the Ford, Algeria
- A Fantasia, Algeria
- The Banks of the Nile
- An Arabian Camp
- Falconry in Algeria: the kill
- Women of the Ouled Nayls
- On the Nile, Near Philae
- Souvenir of Ezneh, Upper Egypt
- Arabs Watering Their Horses
