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Élisabeth Chaplin
A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence

Élisabeth Chaplin, The ArtistsTwo Nudes, Double Self-portrait
Portrait of Élisabeth Chaplin

Élisabeth Chaplin was a French 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.

The Three Sisters, Élisabeth Chaplin

The Three Sisters 1912

Two Nudes, Double Self-portrait, Élisabeth Chaplin

Two Nudes, Double Self-portrait 1918

Le Muillard, Élisabeth Chaplin

Le Muillard 1920

Chicken Coop under Blossoming Cherry Tree, Élisabeth Chaplin

Chicken Coop under Blossoming Cherry Tree 1950

Jesus and Mary Magdalene, Élisabeth Chaplin

Jesus and Mary Magdalene 1950

Winter, Élisabeth Chaplin

Winter 1950

Gustave Moreau, The ArtistsPortrait of Gustave Moreau

Gustave Moreau

A hermit explores the dreamscape

1826 – 1898
Arnold Böcklin, The ArtistsPortrait of Arnold Böcklin

Arnold Böcklin

1827 – 1901
Austin Osman Spare, The ArtistsPortrait of Austin Osman Spare

Austin Osman Spare

1886 – 1956
Emily Carr, The ArtistsPortrait of Emily Carr

Emily Carr

Hard-smoking woman documents Canada's native people

1871 – 1945
Émile Bernard, The ArtistsPortrait of Émile Bernard

Émile Bernard

Losing the art-fight with Gauguin

1868 – 1941
Paul Sérusier, The ArtistsPortrait of Paul Sérusier

Paul Sérusier

1864 – 1927
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Liubov Popova

Hannah Höch

Giorgio Morandi

Man Ray

El Lissitzky

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