Artist
D
Denise Bellon
1902–1999
132130
Works
97
Years lived
Painter
Style
Denise’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Selected works
132130 pieces
"Rainy taxi" of Salvador Dali, International Surrealist Exhibition, Paris
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Mannequin by André Masson, International Surrealist Exhibition, Paris
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Salvador Dali with his Manniquin, International Surrealist Exhibition, Paris
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
View of the Main Hall of the International Surrealist Exhibition During Installation - in the Foreground the Object "Jamais" of Oscar Domínguez, Paris
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Rock drill bit -- oil mining in Merkwiller-Pechelbronn, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Petroleum refinery, Merkwiller-Pechelbronn, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Course for female skydivers in France: Exercise with the parachute open on the ground
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Untitled (Road construction crew), Trans-Saharian Highway, Sahara Desert
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
The station at El Menia, Algeria
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Young Berber harvesting wheat, Marrakech, Morocco
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Arab horsemen, Morocco
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Street scene with prostitutes and French sailors in the streets of Bousbir (Fortified enclosure of Casablanca, built to accommodate the "quarter reserved" for prostitution of the city. When Morocco became a French protectorate by the Treaty of Fez in 1912
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Untitled (Brick maker), Morocco
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Servant, Telouet Kasbah, Morocco
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Street scene with prostitutes and French sailors in the streets of Bousbir (Fortified enclosure of Casablanca, built to accommodate the "quarter reserved" for prostitution of the city. When Morocco became a French protectorate by the Treaty of Fez in 1912
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Bidonville (shantytown), near Casablanca, Morocco
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Street scene with prostitutes and French sailors in the streets of Bousbir (Fortified enclosure of Casablanca, built to accommodate the "quarter reserved" for prostitution of the city. When Morocco became a French protectorate by the Treaty of Fez in 1912)
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
A young mother with a small child in a Sinti and Roma camp outside Paris, France
Denise Bellon French, 1902-1999
Denise Holding Her Child
Mary Cassatt American, 1844-1926
Queen Anne Chair in Grandmother pattern
Robert Venturi (American, 1925–2018) Denise Scott Brown (American, born 1931) Manufactured by Knoll International, Inc. American, founded 1938 East Greenville, Pennsylvania