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          Frank Buchser

          1828 - 1890

          Frank Buchser

          Essentials

          • Top-ranked work: As sweet as watermelons
          • Museums on this site:
            • Kunstmuseum Basel
            • Kunstmuseum Bern
            • Kunstmuseum Solothurn
            • Kunst Museum Winterthur | Reinhart am Stadtgarten
          • Top 3 works:
            • As sweet as watermelons
            • Catching the Flood
            • Nude female slave with tambourin
          • Died: 1890
          • Works on this site: 7
          • Nationality: Switzerland
          • Color intensity: monochromatic
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          Most sought-after works

          As Sweet As Watermelons — Frank Buchser
          As sweet as watermelons – hand-painted oil reproduction by Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $181
          Catching The Flood — Frank Buchser
          Catching the Flood, Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $181
          Nude Female Slave With Tambourin — Frank Buchser
          Nude female slave with tambourin – hand-painted oil reproduction by Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $181
          Olive Grove Near Olympia — Frank Buchser
          Olive Grove near Olympia – hand-painted oil reproduction by Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $181
          Fisher Girl By The Sea — Frank Buchser
          Fisher girl by the sea, Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $181
          Sweet Doing Nothing — Frank Buchser
          Sweet doing nothing – hand-painted oil reproduction by Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $206
          The Volunteer’s Return — Frank Buchser
          The volunteer’s return, Frank Buchser
          Hand-painted oil reproduction from $231

          Questions & Answers

          When and where was Frank Buchser born?

          1828, Feldbrunnen-St. Niklaus, Switzerland

          Where is Frank Buchser from?

          Switzerland

          What color palette characterizes Frank Buchser's work?

          earthy

          How many of Frank Buchser's paintings are on ArtsDot.com?

          7

          When did Frank Buchser die?

          1890

          What are other names Frank Buchser is known by?

          F. Buchser, Buchser Frank, Frank

          What are the 3 top-ranked paintings by Frank Buchser on ArtsDot.com?

          As sweet as watermelons, Catching the Flood, Nude female slave with tambourin

          How long did Frank Buchser live?

          62 years (1828–1890)

          What is the top-ranked painting by Frank Buchser on ArtsDot.com?

          As sweet as watermelons

          What colors are typical in Frank Buchser's work?

          espresso