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Jules-Alexandre Grun
A self portrait side profile caricature of French post-impressionist painter and poster artist, Jules-Alexandre Grun, armed with a handful of dropping paint cans and brushes and a palette. Date: circa 1901
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Armed Brushes Cans Dropping Grun Handful Issue Jules Alexandre Lalbum Maitres Paint Painter Palette Post Impressionist 1901
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Jules-Alexandre Grun: A Post-Impressionist Maestro at Work in a Self-Caricatured Portrait, Circa 1901 This self-portrait side profile of Jules-Alexandre Grun (1860-1935) offers a humorous yet insightful glimpse into the world of this prolific French post-impressionist painter and poster artist. Grun's image, armed with a handful of dropping paint cans and brushes, and a palette, exudes the creative energy and passion that defined his artistic career. Born in Strasbourg, Grun's artistic talents were evident from an early age. He studied under Gustave Courbet and later became a member of the prestigious Les Maîtres de l'Affiche (The Masters of the Poster) group, producing over 300 posters during his career. His distinctive style, characterized by bold colors, expressive lines, and a sense of movement, was well-suited to the medium. In this self-caricatured portrait, Grun playfully pokes fun at himself, highlighting the chaotic and messy nature of the artistic process. The dropping paint cans and brushes, along with the smudged palette, suggest the frenetic energy and dedication required to bring his vibrant creations to life. This photograph, taken circa 1901, is a testament to Grun's unwavering commitment to his art. It captures the essence of a true maestro at work, demonstrating the passion, creativity, and determination that fueled his remarkable body of work. This image, from the esteemed Mary Evans Prints Online collection, is a must-have for any art lover or collector seeking to explore the rich history of post-impressionist art.
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