Frederick Arthur Bridgman
1847–1928 · Post-Impressionism
Frederick Arthur Bridgman was an American artist known for his paintings of "Orientalist" subjects.
36 paintings
- The Governor’s Ball, Algiers
- Rue Droite, in Old Nice
- Arab Women's Day in the Cemetery, Bou-Kobrine
- Woman Of Algiers On A Balcony
- On the Terrace
- The American Circus In France (1869)
- The Diligence (1873)
- A precious jewel (1874)
- An Afternoon in Algiers (1893)
- Jeune femme de Tlemcen, Algérie
- Frederick Arthur Bridgman In the Harem (1894)
- Oriental Market Street Scene
- The Secret Wood (1900)
- Concerning What the Young Women are Talking about (1870)
- Pharaoh's army engulfed by the Red Sea (1900)
- An evening gathering at an Algerian encampment (1923)
- Return from the festival, Algiers (1885)
- Spanish Lady (1890)
- L'Indolence (1880)
- The Procession of the Sacred Bull Anubis (1885)
- Towing on the Nile (1875)
- The Weaver
- The Ford Passage (1872)
- Reception of an Ambassador (Palace of Constantine), Algeria. (1880)
- In a Villa El Biar Algeria (1889)
- Women Near the Sidi Abderrahman (1885)
- The Siesta (Afternoon in Dreams) (1878)
- Robbing the Pigeon Roost (Chasing Doves) (1868)
- Cafe at Biskra, Algeria (1884)
- Study of a Young Girl, Pont Aven (1869)
- An Interesting Game (1881)
- Moorish Interior (1875)
- Armenian Woman. (1882)
- Scene on the Nile (1878)
- A Circassian (1881)
- Romanian Woman (1882)