Selection of Paintings
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Woman with Guitar
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Portrait of Evelyn Nesbitt, c. 1901.
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Sylvan Toilette, c. 1898
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A Wistful Look.
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Mark Twain, 1890.
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Bassin de Neptune Versailles.
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L'empereur.
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The Palace of the Popes and Pont d'Avignon.
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Cathédrale Notre-Dame du Puy (Le Puy-en-Velay).
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