CATALOGUE OF THE WORKS OF PUVIS DE CHAVANNES
Reading edition
Musée du Luxembourg; The Poor Fisherman.
Panthéon; Saint Genevieve marked with the divine seal.—The Piety of Saint Genevieve.—Saint Genevieve providing for besieged Paris.—Saint Genevieve watching over sleeping Paris.—Two decorative Friezes, including Faith, Hope, and Charity, and a series of Saints.
Hôtel de Ville; Summer, Winter.—Victor Hugo offering his lyre to the city of Paris.
Amphitheatre of the Sorbonne; Letters, Sciences and Arts.
Museum at Amiens; Peace.—War.—Labour.—Repose.—A Standard-Bearer.—A Harvester.—A Woman weeping over the ruins of her house.—A Woman Spinning.—Ave, Picardia Nutrix.—Ludus pro Patria.
Church at Campagnat; Ecce Homo.
Palace of Longchamps (Marseilles): Marseilles, a Greek Colony.—Marseilles, Gateway of the Orient.
Museum at Marseilles: The Return from the Hunt.
Hôtel de Ville, Poitiers: Saint Radegonde gives asylum to the Poets.—Charles Martel re-enters Poitiers after his conquest of the Saracens.
Palace of Fine Arts, Lyons: The Sacred Wood dear to the Arts and the Muses.
Museum at Rouen: Inter Artes et Naturam.
Public Library, Boston: The inspiring Muses acclaim Genius, Messenger of Light.
Museum at Chartres: Summer.
Private Collections: Herodiade.—Autumn.—Sleep.