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1890 Pantin, France - 1967 Paris, France. Known for: Landscape, polo and horse racing genre, portrait painting, collaborative art.
Eugène Pechaubès was French painter and printmaker best known for his depictions of racehorses. He first became known for military scenes, particularly related to the Second Empire. Later he turned... Read full biography
Eugène Pechaubès was French painter and printmaker best known for his depictions of racehorses. He first became known for military scenes, particularly related to the Second Empire. Later he turned almost exclusively to action scenes of horses at celebrated French race courses. Source:. Website of... Read full biography
Eugène Pechaubès was French painter and printmaker best known for his depictions of racehorses. He first became known for military scenes, particularly related to the Second Empire. Later he turned almost exclusively to action scenes of horses at celebrated French race courses. Source:. Website of George Glazer Gallery. He shared a studio with his daughter Gena Pechaubes, with whom he did collaborative art.
Eugène Pechaubès was French painter and printmaker best known for his depictions of racehorses. He first became known for military scenes, particularly related to the Second Empire. Later he turned almost exclusively to action scenes of horses at celebrated French race courses. Source:. Website of George Glazer Gallery. He shared a studio with his daughter Gena Pechaubes, with whom he did collaborative art.
Eugène Pechaubès was French painter and printmaker best known for his depictions of racehorses. He first became known for military scenes, particularly related to the Second Empire. Later he turned almost exclusively to action scenes of horses at celebrated French race courses. Source:. Website of George Glazer Gallery. He shared a studio with his daughter Gena Pechaubes, with whom he did collaborative art.