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Élisabeth
Chaplin
1890 — 1982
A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
Two Nudes, Double Self-portrait, 1918
A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
Born on
October 17, 1890
Died on
January 28, 1982
Country of birth
France
Worked in
Italy
movements
Symbolism
Post-Impressionism
subjects
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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
1801
We shall remake the world
Liubov Popova
Dissecting the 'new woman' through collage
Hannah Höch
Finding the calm center in the storm
Naum Gabo
Genius dead at 28
Egon Schiele
Painting symbols of a new world
El Lissitzky
2000
The artists of
Symbolism
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
Mikhail Vrubel — The man who fell in love with a demon
1856-1910
Maurice Denis — Art as prophesy
1870-1943
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes — The Forgotten Master
1824-1898
Romaine Brooks — Fiercely independent lesbian paints Paris in shades of gray
1874-1970
Nicholas Roerich — Follow your bliss
1874-1947
Gustave Moreau — A hermit explores the dreamscape
1826-1898
Zinaida Serebriakova — Widowed mother of four leaves Russia for Paris
1884-1967
William Morris — Can you run a socialist company in a capitalist economy?
1834-1896
Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl — Gothic drama from the end of an era
1860-1933
Vũ Cao Đàm — Bright colors and a sharp suit
1908-2000
Akseli Gallen-Kallela — Telling the mystic tales of Finland
1865-1931
Élisabeth Chaplin — A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
1890-1982
The artists of
Post-Impressionism
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
Georges Seurat — A super-craftsman uses color to manipulate our emotions.
1859-1891
Henri Rousseau — Painting dreams with a child's brush
1844-1910
Suzanne Valadon — Provocative model becomes a transgressive artist
1865-1938
Emily Carr — Hard-smoking woman documents Canada's native people
1871-1945
James McNeill Whistler — A lesson in making enemies
1834-1903
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — Too many prostitutes and too much absinth
1864-1901
Amrita Sher-Gil — A woman brings Indian tradition into modernism
1913-1941
Pierre Bonnard — All in with color
1867-1947
Pablo Picasso — The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973
Élisabeth Chaplin — A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
1890-1982
Ásgrímur Jónsson — Grand Knight of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon
1876-1958
Grégoire Michonze — No story. Pure poetry.
1902-1982
