Artist
Pierre Roche (1855–1922)
50 works by Pierre Roche (French, 1855–1922) from the National Gallery of Art, Washington and The Cleveland Museum of Art. Wikipedia
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Colosses de Memnon (Thebes)Pierre Roche, 1911National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint IltudPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint GuenolePierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint Agathe (Saint Agatha)Pierre Roche, 1921National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint BrieucPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint PatricePierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Cover DesignPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint TugdualPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint HervePierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sirene (Hippocampe)Pierre Roche, 1896National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint GuenolePierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Salamander (La Salamandre)Pierre Roche, 1895National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Souhaits (Aspirations)Pierre Roche, 1906National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sainte Azenor de GoeloPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Femme et Cygne, 22 fevrier 1912, Diner Japonaise (Woman and Bird, 22 February 1912, JPierre Roche, 1912National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint EusonPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Notre Dame du Folgoet (Our Lady of Folgoet)Pierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Marine Algae (Algues marines)Pierre Roche, 1893National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint GeldasPierre RocheNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Danseuse Cobodgienne (Cambodian Dancer)Pierre Roche, 1897National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Souhaits Souhaits au Gui Le Siecle Neuf (Best Wishes for the New Century)Pierre Roche, 1901National Gallery of Art, Washington 
PrometheusPierre Roche, c. early 1900sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Night FishingPierre Roche, c. early 1900sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
La Loïe FullerPierre Roche, 1904National Gallery of Art, Washington