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Eugene Joseph Constant Pierre Petit BIOGRAPHY
1839 Paris - 1933. Known for: Genre, hunting scene, still life and animal painting.
A 19th Century French artist, Eugene Petit was a painter of Genre scenes, hunting scenes, still lifes (flowers) animals, and dogs. He was a pupil of Muller and Dieerle. He first exhibited at the... Read full biography
A 19th Century French artist, Eugene Petit was a painter of Genre scenes, hunting scenes, still lifes (flowers) animals, and dogs. He was a pupil of Muller and Dieerle. He first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1863 and was awarded a bronze medal in 1873.... Read full biography
A 19th Century French artist, Eugene Petit was a painter of Genre scenes, hunting scenes, still lifes (flowers) animals, and dogs. He was a pupil of Muller and Dieerle. He first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1863 and was awarded a bronze medal in 1873.
A 19th Century French artist, Eugene Petit was a painter of Genre scenes, hunting scenes, still lifes (flowers) animals, and dogs. He was a pupil of Muller and Dieerle. He first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1863 and was awarded a bronze medal in 1873.
A 19th Century French artist, Eugene Petit was a painter of Genre scenes, hunting scenes, still lifes (flowers) animals, and dogs. He was a pupil of Muller and Dieerle. He first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1863 and was awarded a bronze medal in 1873.
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Eugène Petit, Eugene Joseph Pierre Constant Petit
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A 19th Century French artist, Eugene Petit was a painter of Genre scenes, hunting scenes, still lifes (flowers) animals, and dogs. He was a pupil of Muller and Dieerle. He first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1863 and was awarded a bronze medal in 1873.