Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Françoise Adnet (30 June 1924 - 9 March 2014) was a French figurative painter born in Paris.Adnet originally intended a professional career as a pianist. She gradually gave up the piano to devote herself to the drawing and the painting which she had always practised since her childhood.In 50 years of creation Françoise Adnet took part in many exhibitions throughout the world and obtained the highest rewards.Her works are in various museums and private collections and follow two main themes: female figures and cityscapes. Her figurative works are considered her best work, exhibiting a distinctive technique.Adnet was married to Max Fourny the art collector and gallerist. A museum of naive art is now housed in their former home."@en }
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- Françoise_Adnet abstract "Françoise Adnet (30 June 1924 - 9 March 2014) was a French figurative painter born in Paris.Adnet originally intended a professional career as a pianist. She gradually gave up the piano to devote herself to the drawing and the painting which she had always practised since her childhood.In 50 years of creation Françoise Adnet took part in many exhibitions throughout the world and obtained the highest rewards.Her works are in various museums and private collections and follow two main themes: female figures and cityscapes. Her figurative works are considered her best work, exhibiting a distinctive technique.Adnet was married to Max Fourny the art collector and gallerist. A museum of naive art is now housed in their former home.".
- Q292999 abstract "Françoise Adnet (30 June 1924 - 9 March 2014) was a French figurative painter born in Paris.Adnet originally intended a professional career as a pianist. She gradually gave up the piano to devote herself to the drawing and the painting which she had always practised since her childhood.In 50 years of creation Françoise Adnet took part in many exhibitions throughout the world and obtained the highest rewards.Her works are in various museums and private collections and follow two main themes: female figures and cityscapes. Her figurative works are considered her best work, exhibiting a distinctive technique.Adnet was married to Max Fourny the art collector and gallerist. A museum of naive art is now housed in their former home.".