Hoar-Frost at Ennery
painting by Camille Pissarro
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Summary
Hoar-Frost at Ennery is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is the creator of Camille Pissarro[2].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's instance of is recorded as painting[3].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is owned by Jean-Baptiste Faure[4].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is owned by Paul Durand-Ruel[5].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is owned by Galerie Georges Petit[6].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is owned by Q139374224[7].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is owned by Enriqueta Alsop[8].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is owned by Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume[9].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is associated with the Impressionism movement[10].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's genre is landscape painting[11].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as swagger stick[12].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as dead wood[13].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as field[14].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as path[15].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as sky[16].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as hill[17].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as broad-leaved tree[18].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as ice[19].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as winter[20].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as landscape[21].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's depicts is recorded as soft rime[22].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is made of oil paint[23].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery is made of canvas[24].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's collection is recorded as Musée d'Orsay[25].
- Hoar-Frost at Ennery's inventory number is recorded as RF 1972 27[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Hoar-Frost at Ennery is the creator of Camille Pissarro[2].
Publication
Hoar-Frost at Ennery's genre is landscape painting[11].
Subject and Themes
Hoar-Frost at Ennery is associated with the Impressionism movement[10].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include oil paint[23] and canvas[24]. The location of Hoar-Frost at Ennery was Musée d'Orsay[27].