Jules Pascin

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Jules Pascin was a Bulgarian-born French painter and draftsman associated with the School of Paris, known for his delicate, often melancholic depictions of women and bohemian life in early 20th-century Europe.

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Jules Pascin canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf draftsman
modern artist
painter
person
alsoKnownAs Julius Mordecai Pincas
Julius Pincas
Prince of Montparnasse
associatedWith Montparnasse artists
École de Paris
birthName Julius Mordecai Pincas
burialPlace Cimetière de Montparnasse
causeOfDeath suicide
citizenship French Republic
countryOfBirth Bulgaria
dateOfBirth 1885-03-31
dateOfDeath 1930-06-05
emigratedTo France
United States
field drawing
painting
gender male
influencedBy French Impressionism
linked to: Impressionism

German Expressionism
movement Expressionism
Modernism
School of Paris
linked to: École de Paris
name Jules Pascin
nationality Bulgarian
French
notableFor delicate depictions of women
erotic drawings
melancholic depictions of bohemian life
notableWorkSubject café scenes
circus performers
female nudes
occupation cartoonist
illustrator
painter
partner Lucy Krohg
linked to: Christian Krohg
placeOfBirth Vidin, Bulgaria
linked to: Vidin
placeOfDeath Paris, France
linked to: Paris
religion Jewish background
residence Montparnasse, Paris
linked to: Montparnasse

Paris, France
linked to: Paris

United States
spouse Hermine David
style figurative art
workedFor Simplicissimus (magazine)
workLocation New York City
Paris

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Académie Julian student Jules Pascin
École de Paris notableArtist Jules Pascin
Jules Pascin name Jules Pascin