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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

Lover of beauty, pursued by the specter of death

Ferdinand Hodler

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Art is life, science is death

William Blake

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The faces we see in our dreams

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A lifelong struggle to capture the intensity of life

Paul Cézanne

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Vincent Van Gogh

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In search of a lost paradise

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