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1859 Brussels, Belgium - 1951. Known for: Still life, interior and genre painting.
Georgette Meunier (1859-1951). Born in Brussels, she came from a family of artists. Her father, Jean-Baptiste Meunier, was a well known writer, her brother Henry was a painter and engraver, and her... Read full biography
Georgette Meunier (1859-1951). Born in Brussels, she came from a family of artists. Her father, Jean-Baptiste Meunier, was a well known writer, her brother Henry was a painter and engraver, and her uncle was the famous sculptor Constantin Meunier. She studied art with her father and with Alfred... Read full biography
Georgette Meunier (1859-1951). Born in Brussels, she came from a family of artists. Her father, Jean-Baptiste Meunier, was a well known writer, her brother Henry was a painter and engraver, and her uncle was the famous sculptor Constantin Meunier. She studied art with her father and with Alfred Stevens in Paris and was known for still lives, interiors and genre scenes. Today her works are slowly emerging on the art market and are prized by collectors. Information provided by Xavier Fustier... Read full biography
Georgette Meunier (1859-1951). Born in Brussels, she came from a family of artists. Her father, Jean-Baptiste Meunier, was a well known writer, her brother Henry was a painter and engraver, and her uncle was the famous sculptor Constantin Meunier. She studied art with her father and with Alfred Stevens in Paris and was known for still lives, interiors and genre scenes. Today her works are slowly emerging on the art market and are prized by collectors. Information provided by Xavier Fustier
Georgette Meunier (1859-1951). Born in Brussels, she came from a family of artists. Her father, Jean-Baptiste Meunier, was a well known writer, her brother Henry was a painter and engraver, and her uncle was the famous sculptor Constantin Meunier. She studied art with her father and with Alfred Stevens in Paris and was known for still lives, interiors and genre scenes. Today her works are slowly emerging on the art market and are prized by collectors. Information provided by Xavier Fustier
