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Works by Eugène Atget

37 total

Eugène Atget 4 rue Desnouettes, 1924

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Ambassade d'Autriche, 57 rue de Varenne (Austrian Embassy, 57 rue de Varenne), 1905

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Ancien Amphitheatre Saint-Côme rue de l'Ecole de Médecine, 1911

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Arbre en fleurs [poirier], ca. before 1900

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Au Griffon, 10 rue de Buci, 1911

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Boutique-Fleurs-rue de Vaugirard, 1923-1924

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Canal de [Saint-Martin], 1921

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Château de la Reine Blanche, rue des Gobelins, 1925

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Clichy, église, arbre de Judée, planté par Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, 1901

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Coin rue Valette, 1923

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Décrotteur (Boot Cleaner), 1899

On view in the museum, third floor
Eugène Atget Fête de Vaugirard (Vaugirard Festival), 1926

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Gentilly - La Bièvre, 1901

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Hôtel [du President] de Tauley, 64 rue de Turenne, 1901

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Hôtel du Cardinal Dubois, 10 rue de Valois, 1913

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget La Marne, la Varenne, 1925

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget La Villette, fille publique faisant le quart, 19e. Avril 1921 ..., 1921

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Marché des Sous Enfants [Rouge?], Rue de Bretagne, 1914

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Notre-Dame, 1923

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Parc Delessert, 1914

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Petit bâtiment dans lequel je trouve le cloître-ancien charnier de St-Severin..., 1903

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Poirier [en fleurs], 1922

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Pont Neuf, 1925

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Porte, vieille maison, 15 rue Servandoni, 1903-1904

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Rémouleur (Knife or Scissor Grinder), 1912

On view in the museum, third floor
Eugène Atget Route, Amiens, ca. 1895

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Rue des Chantres, 1923

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Rue du Mont-Cenis, maison de musette, 1924

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Rue Dussoubs—Les Halles [Umbrella Store], 1914

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Saint-Denis, canal, 1925-1927

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Saules, 1921

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget St Étienne du Mont, rue de la Montagne Sainte Genevière Ve arr., 1898

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Tree-Lined Path, ca. 1910

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Un Cour de la Rue des Anglais, ca. 1910

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Untitled [Basket display], 1910-1911

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Versailles, ca. 1905

Not currently on view in the museum
Eugène Atget Versailles - parc, 1902

Not currently on view in the museum

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