Georges De Feure Art
Georges de Feure was born in Paris. He was the son of a Dutch architect. He was a painter and designer, having worked in the style of symbolism as well as Art Nouveau. De Feure was a student of fine arts in Amsterdam during the 80s of the 19th century, having left the Netherlands. He moved to Paris, where he worked as an independent artist. De Feure presented his works of art at the “Exposition Universelle de Paris” in 1900. He was active in the field of furniture, newspapers, theater designs and posters. It should not be forgotten to mention that De Feure was nominated Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur for having created his designs of the decorative arts.
1890s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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1890s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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19th Century Other Art Style Georges De Feure Art
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1970s Contemporary Georges De Feure Art
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1890s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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2010s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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1920s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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1880s Modern Georges De Feure Art
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1950s Impressionist Georges De Feure Art
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1960s Modern Georges De Feure Art
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1970s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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1980s Contemporary Georges De Feure Art
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1890s Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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Early 1900s Modern Georges De Feure Art
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Early 20th Century Modern Georges De Feure Art
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20th Century Georges De Feure Art
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19th Century Art Nouveau Georges De Feure Art
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