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Paul Émile Chabas
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Paul Émile Chabas

1869–1937 · French · 8 artworks

Art NouveauImpressionismsoft brushworkidealized figurespastel color palettesnaturalistic lightinggenre scenes

artist bio

Paul Émile Chabas was a French painter known for his academic and idealized depictions of women, often in idyllic or bathing scenes. He blended elements of Impressionism and Art Nouveau, achieving popularity in his time, though his work later faced criticism for its perceived sentimentality.

what you'll learn

Studying Chabas' work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Art Nouveau, focusing on idealized forms and the use of light to create mood. Students can also analyze the social context and reception of academic art in the early 20th century.

related: Pierre-Auguste Renoir, William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Mary Cassatt

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8 artworks

Portrait of a Lady with a Red Scarf

Portrait of a Lady with a Red Scarf

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Premier Bain

Premier Bain

1907

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Les Poètes Du Parnasse

Les Poètes Du Parnasse

1895

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Portrait of François Coppée (1842-1908)

Portrait of François Coppée (1842-1908)

1895

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Portrait De Paul Bourget

Portrait De Paul Bourget

1895

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Portrait of a Lady

Portrait of a Lady

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Mother and Child Bathing

Mother and Child Bathing

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Blonde Nymph

Blonde Nymph

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