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Élisabeth ChaplinA life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence

Two Nudes, Double Self-portrait, 1918

Élisabeth Chaplin was a French Badass Female Artist born on October 17, 1890. Chaplin contributed to the Symbolist, and Post-Impressionist movements, worked in Italy, and died on January 28, 1982. Get notified when Élisabeth Chaplin's biography is complete:

The Three Sisters

1912

Two Nudes, Double Self-portrait

1918

Le Muillard

1920

Chicken Coop under Blossoming Cherry Tree

1950

Jesus and Mary Magdalene

1950

Winter

1950

Ferdinand Hodler

Lover of beauty, pursued by the specter of death

1853-1918

William Blake

Art is life, science is death

1757-1827

Odilon Redon

The faces we see in our dreams

1840-1916

Paul Cézanne

A lifelong struggle to capture the intensity of life

1839-1906

Vincent Van Gogh

Eloquent writer forges new path in painting

1853-1890

Paul Gauguin

In search of a lost paradise

1848-1903
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