Jean Louis Forain

146 works on DiscoverArt

Works

In the Wings — In the Wings1899

Tight-Rope Walker — Tight-Rope Walker● On view · Gallery 226

The Orchestra — The Orchestra● On view · Gallery 226

The Suicide — The Suicidefourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

In the Hospital (recto) — In the Hospital (recto)fourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Figure Sketches (verso) — Figure Sketches (verso)1906

In the Hospital (recto) Sketch for In the Hospital (verso) — In the Hospital (recto) Sketch for In the Hospital (verso)fourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

At Versailles, July 1919 — At Versailles, July 19191919

Devastated Land (recto); Figures in a Landscape (verso) — Devastated Land (recto); Figures in a Landscape (verso)c. 1919

I Don't Dare Take Them Down...It Would Hurt Him Too Much — I Don't Dare Take Them Down...It Would Hurt Him Too Muchc. 1892

Devastated Land (recto) — Devastated Land (recto)c. 1919

It Was Our House — It Was Our Housefourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

The Germans Have Gone Away — The Germans Have Gone Awayfourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Woman Entering a Fiacre (recto); Right Profile of Man Wearing Tall Hat (verso)probably late 1800s

Courtesan (recto) — Courtesan (recto)1906

Soldier in a Trench (recto) Reclining Woman (verso) — Soldier in a Trench (recto) Reclining Woman (verso)1915

At the Stock Exchange — At the Stock Exchangec. 1900

There is corn in the sea! — There is corn in the sea!fourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Courtesan (recto) Figure Sketches (verso) — Courtesan (recto) Figure Sketches (verso)1906

The Man Who Fired upon Clemenceau — The Man Who Fired upon Clemenceauc. 1919

If they had been victorious - "You Have Two Hours in which to Sign" — If they had been victorious - "You Have Two Hours in which to Sign"c. 1919

The Private Dining Room, Fifth Plate — The Private Dining Room, Fifth Platec. 1893

Figures in a Landscape (verso) — Figures in a Landscape (verso)c. 1919

Reconquered Territory (recto) Two Figures on a Road (verso) — Reconquered Territory (recto) Two Figures on a Road (verso)c. 1919

An Idyll — An Idyllfourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Bal Gavarni Fan — Bal Gavarni Fan1903

Prisoner of War Writing a Letter — Prisoner of War Writing a Letter1910s

Ava Mendelsohn — Ava Mendelsohnfourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

The Arbor — The Arbor1893

The Client — The Clientfourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Instructions for the Day — Instructions for the Daylate 1800s–1900s

Reconquered Territory (recto) — Reconquered Territory (recto)c. 1919

In the Cloakroom — In the Cloakroomc. 1897

At the Restaurant — At the Restaurantc. 1890

Study of a Seated Woman — Study of a Seated Womanlate 1800s–early 1900s

Portrait of Renoir, Third Plate — Portrait of Renoir, Third Plate1905

Seated Woman, Head in Right Hand — Seated Woman, Head in Right Hand1897

The Slavery in the North — The Slavery in the Northfourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Woman Seated — Woman Seatedc. 1867

Seated Woman, Head in Right Hand — Seated Woman, Head in Right Hand1897

Portrait of Renoir, Fourth Plate — Portrait of Renoir, Fourth Plate1905

Fan for the Gavarni Ball — Fan for the Gavarni Ball1903

The Dancer's Dressing Room, First Plate — The Dancer's Dressing Room, First Plate1895

In Greece — In Greece1897

Groupe de joueurs — Groupe de joueurslate 1800s–early 1900s

Sketch for In the Hospital (verso) — Sketch for In the Hospital (verso)fourth quarter 1800s or first third 1900s

Ambroise Vollard — Ambroise Vollardc. 1910

The Clothing of the Prisoner of war — The Clothing of the Prisoner of warc. 1915

Pierre Auguste Renoir — Pierre Auguste Renoirc. 1905

Seated Woman, Head in Right Hand — Seated Woman, Head in Right Hand1897

At the Restaurant — At the Restaurant1890

Two Figures on a Road (verso) — Two Figures on a Road (verso)c. 1919

Portrait of Renoir, Third Plate — Portrait of Renoir, Third Plate1905

2nd Exhibition of the Humorists — 2nd Exhibition of the Humorists1911

At an Evening Party — At an Evening Partyc. 1896

Soldier in a Trench (recto) — Soldier in a Trench (recto)1915

1st Exhibition of the Humorists — 1st Exhibition of the Humorists1911

Woman Entering a Fiacre (recto) — Woman Entering a Fiacre (recto)late 1800s

To Serve — To Serve1913

Dancer's Dressing Room, Second Plate — Dancer's Dressing Room, Second Plate1894

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