Aggiornato Novembre 2026 · classificato in base al nostro punteggio di popolarità (ricerche, visite e ordini per ogni opera) · 48 opere di Othon Friesz nel nostro catalogo
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Scene in a Parisian Brasserie (1906) è il dipinto di Othon Friesz che attira più sguardi; l'originale è conservato presso il Museum Barberini, Potsdam. Successivamente, lo sguardo si sposta su The Bathers of Andelys (1908) e Interior (1914). Tra i 48 opere di Othon Friesz nel nostro catalogo, queste 48 sono le più famose, ognuna un originale unico presentato con il suo anno, il suo museo e il motivo per cui è eterna.
Scene in a Parisian Brasserie by Othon Friesz captures a crowded interior from about 1906. The composition is densely packed, utilizing a shallow depth of field that brings the foreground subjects into immediate proximity with the background. Several patrons occupy a central table, creating a sense of lived-in, social immediacy. A woman in a dark coat sits looking down at something in her hands, while another woman, wearing an orange…
The Bathers of Andelys is a work by Othon Friesz. Created in 1908, this oil painting captures a moment of stillness within a lush, hilly landscape. The figures are arranged across the foreground and midground, anchored by a central standing figure amidst the greenery. It is a scene of pastoral tranquility, drawing upon classical themes of bathing to ground its composition.
In the painting Interior by Othon Friesz, dated about 1914, the artist organizes a domestic scene through an asymmetrical arrangement of furniture. A small round table occupies a central position in the foreground, holding a teapot and a cluster of flowers. Surrounding this central point, various chairs are positioned throughout the room, their placement contributing to a sense of lived-in space. In the background, figures are visible within doorways, adding…
The oil painting titled Mother's Love was created by the artist Othon Friesz in 1914. This work depicts a maternal scene involving a woman and an infant. The composition focuses on the physical connection between the two figures through a tightly cropped, intimate perspective.
The oil on canvas painting titled The Lady on the Terrace was created by the artist Othon Friesz. This work dates to 1914. The piece is a representation of a female figure within a garden setting, specifically situated on a terrace.
In Female Nude by Othon Friesz, the composition is anchored by a strong diagonal line formed by the subject's body. This form stretches from the upper left toward the lower right, creating a sense of heavy, languid repose. The perspective is a slightly elevated side view, focusing on the physical presence of the figure. Lighting originates from the upper left, casting deep shadows beneath the subject and the furniture to…
The oil on canvas titled Temptation (Adam and Eve) was painted by Othon Friesz in 1910. This work measures 73 x 60 cm. It captures a moment of profound weight through the figures of Adam and Eve. The scene is held within the permanent collection of the Hermitage Museum.
Nude Reclining
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The CreekMuseo d’Arte
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The Harbour in Honfleur1907 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
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Flowers (Tulips and Daisies)1910 · Museo dell'Ermitage
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Vue du château Fallet1907 · Musée d'Unterlinden
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The Sunken Road in Winter1913 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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The Arbour in the Pine Wood1914 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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Still Life with Brioches1916 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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Still Life with Apples1915 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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Terrace with Palms1914 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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The Cliff at Sainte Marguerite1914 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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The Peaches1914 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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Spring1913 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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The Harbour of Le Havre1921 · Museo Reale di Belle Arti di Anversa
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Under the Fig1922 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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The Mountain Coudon Seen from Cap BrunMuseo Reale di Belle Arti di Anversa
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The ramparts of Saint-MaloMusée Toulouse-Lautrec
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Port
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The Jura
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Landscape
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Port Of Toulon
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Baigneuses
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Flowers
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Construction Of Sheds At Istres
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Window On The Port Of Toulon
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Bateau Et Coquillages
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Seated Woman
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Nature Morte
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Landscape At Home
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A Village Street
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Landscape -
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A Still Life With Flowers In A Vase
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Drawings for ceramic platesMuseu do Caramulo
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Landscape of La Ciotat1907 · Centre Pompidou
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The Port of Anvers1906 · La Boverie
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Autumn Work1908 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
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Roofs and Cathedral in Rouen1908 · Museo dell'Ermitage
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Le Havre, Bassin du Roy1906
I quattro soggetti che ricorrono più spesso in questi originali, ognuno con il suo esempio più raffinato.
I 8 musei che ospitano la maggior parte dei dipinti presenti in questa pagina.
| Musei | Città | Opere di Othon Friesz | Dipinti di questo elenco |
|---|---|---|---|
 Statens Museum for Kunst |
Copenaghen | 13 | Interior, Mother's Love, The Lady on the Terrace |
 Museo dell'Ermitage |
San Pietroburgo | 3 | Temptation (Adam and Eve), Flowers (Tulips and Daisies), Roofs and Cathedral in Rouen |
 National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design |
Oslo | 2 | The Harbour in Honfleur, Autumn Work |
 Museo Reale di Belle Arti di Anversa |
Anversa | 2 | The Harbour of Le Havre, The Mountain Coudon Seen from Cap Brun |
 Museum Barberini |
Potsdam | 1 | Scene in a Parisian Brasserie |
 Musee du Petit Palais |
Ginevra | 1 | The Bathers of Andelys |
 Museo d'Israele |
Gerusalemme | 1 | The Decorated Cruiser, Antwerp |
 Museo d’Arte |
San Diego | 1 | The Creek |
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Scene in a Parisian Brasserie by Othon Friesz captures a crowded interior from about 1906. The composition is densely packed, utilizing a shallow depth of field that brings the foreground subjects into immediate proximity with the background. Several patrons occupy a central table, creating a sense of lived-in, social immediacy. A woman in a dark coat sits looking down at something in her hands, while another woman, wearing an orange…
In the painting Interior by Othon Friesz, dated about 1914, the artist organizes a domestic scene through an asymmetrical arrangement of furniture. A small round table occupies a central position in the foreground, holding a teapot and a cluster of flowers. Surrounding this central point, various chairs are positioned throughout the room, their placement contributing to a sense of lived-in space. In the background, figures are visible within doorways, adding…
In Female Nude by Othon Friesz, the composition is anchored by a strong diagonal line formed by the subject's body. This form stretches from the upper left toward the lower right, creating a sense of heavy, languid repose. The perspective is a slightly elevated side view, focusing on the physical presence of the figure. Lighting originates from the upper left, casting deep shadows beneath the subject and the furniture to…
Scene in a Parisian Brasserie (1906), Museum Barberini, Potsdam. Seguono The Bathers of Andelys (1908) e Interior (1914).
27 anni: Scene in a Parisian Brasserie risale al 1906, e Othon Friesz è nato/a nel 1879.
Scene in a Parisian Brasserie, The Bathers of Andelys, Interior, Mother's Love, The Lady on the Terrace, Female Nude, Temptation (Adam and Eve), The Decorated Cruiser, Antwerp, Le Havre Port e Nude Lying in a Landscape. La classifica sopra riporta l'anno e il museo di ciascuna opera.
Il nostro catalogo comprende 48 opere di Othon Friesz, datate da 1903 a 1923.
Principalmente in Statens Museum for Kunst (Copenaghen), Museo dell'Ermitage (San Pietroburgo) e National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design (Oslo). La tabella dei musei sopra li elenca tutti.
In 1910s: 13 delle 48 opere in questa pagina sono state realizzate in quel periodo, tra cui Interior.
In questa pagina, il più antico risale al Le Havre Port (1903) e il più recente al Female Nude (1923).
Woman (4), Landscape (3) e Flowers (3), tra le 48 opere in questa pagina.
Oil On Canvas, per 5 delle 48 opere in questa pagina.
Interior, Mother's Love e The Lady on the Terrace: il Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenaghen custodisce 13 delle opere presenti in questa pagina.
