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Paul-Albert Besnard (1849-1934) was a French painter, printmaker and designer who became a prominent figure in the Symbolist movement. He was renowned for his expressive linework, often incorporating dramatic scenes of death and the afterlife in his prints. Besnard's works often feature figures engaged in emotional encounters or grappling with existential themes, creating a captivating and haunting visual experience for the viewer.
Born
June 2, 1849
Birth place
Paris, France
Died
December 4, 1934
Buste De Femme
Paul-Albert Besnard
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Horses Bitten by Flies
Paul-Albert Besnard
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Carmen Standing in the Nude
Paul-Albert Besnard
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A Woman with a Blue Drapery
Paul-Albert Besnard
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Attelage De Zébus En Inde, Étude
Paul-Albert Besnard
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A Snack Under the Trees
Paul-Albert Besnard
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Un Soir
Paul-Albert Besnard
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Indian Women in Udaipur
Paul-Albert Besnard
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Le Biarotte
Paul-Albert Besnard
1929
Horse Market in Algiers
Paul-Albert Besnard
1925
Woman's Head
Paul-Albert Besnard
1922
Auguste Rodin
Paul-Albert Besnard
1922
Birth Announcement for Anne-élisabeth Besnard
Paul-Albert Besnard
1922
Peppina
Paul-Albert Besnard
1919
Pope Benedict Xv
Paul-Albert Besnard
1917