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Frederick Arthur Bridgman - Paintings
Frederick Arthur Bridgman was a well-known American painter and musician of Orientalism around 1900. He lived and worked in Paris, France.
Born: 10 November 1847 in Tuskegee, Alabama, USA
Died: 13 January 1928 in Rouen, France
After studying Design at Brooklyn Art School while working as a draftsman, Frederick Arthur Bridgman goes to Paris in 1866. At the École des Beaux Artes, he is taught by Jean-Léon Gérôme. Already by his early work, in which he deals with motives of Brittany, Bridgman makes a name for himself. He becomes truly known after he turns to oriental themes from the year 1872, inspired by several trips to Egypt and the Nubia region. Frederick Arthur Bridgman receives three exhibition medals for his very colorful paintings, depicting Egyptian history and is appointed Chairman for African Art at the 1900 World Exposition. 		Frederick Arthur Bridgman
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Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - The Laborer
The Laborer

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - The Messenger
The Messenger

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - The Procession of the Sacred Bull Anubis
The Procession of the Sacred Bull Anubis

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - The Reading Lesson
The Reading Lesson

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - The Return
The Return

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - The Siesta
The Siesta

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - Women at the Cemetery (Algiers)
Women at the Cemetery (Algiers)

Frederick Arthur Bridgman - paintings - Women Drawing Water from the Nile
Women Drawing Water from the Nile


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