Salome, c. 1890.
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
Hood Museum of Art, United States
7 works held in 5 museums
Alsatian painter of nymphs, portraits and red hair, 1829-1905
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
Hood Museum of Art, United States
Paisana (museum title)
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
Princeton University Art Museum, United States
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on canvas
Cleveland Museum of Art, United States
Ninfa (museum title)
Jean-Jacques Henner (French), oil on wood panel
National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Jean-Jacques Henner (1829-1905) was a French painter, born in Bernwiller (Alsace) and died in Paris. Winner of the Prix de Rome in 1858, he is known for his nude nymphs and bathers, his portraits and his faces of red-haired women standing out against a dark ground. His Paris studio has become the Jean-Jacques Henner National Museum.
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