Jules Pascin

1885–1930 · United States · Expressionism

Julius Mordecai Pincas (March 31, 1885 – June 2, 1930), known as Pascin (French:, erroneously or), Jules Pascin, also known as the "Prince of Montparnasse", was a Bulgarian artist of the School of Paris, known for his paintings and drawings. Wikipedia

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“Hermine David”, 1907 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Pierre Mac Orlan”, 1924 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Seated Model”, 1925 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Foolish Virgins”, 1909 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Reclining Girl”, 1921 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Two Sleeping Girls”, 1928 — Centre Pompidou
“Four Men”, 1926 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Girl with a Kitten”, 1926 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Family Dressing”, 1905 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Mother and child” — Art Gallery of New South Wales
“La Mélancolique”, 1909 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Little Jeanne”, 1908 — Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
“Landscape with Figures, Miami”, 1916 — Barnes Foundation
“Figures and Cat in Park”, 1916 — Barnes Foundation
“Southern Landscape”, 1917 — Barnes Foundation
“Harvesters”, 1917 — Barnes Foundation
“Figures on Beach, Coney Island”, 1917 — Barnes Foundation
“Three Women”, 1927 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Salomé”, 1930 — Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka
“Woman at her Dressing Table”, 1917 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Sitting Woman”, 1928 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Zinah and Renée”, 1928 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Three Nudes”, 1930 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Composition of Nudes”, 1915 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“André Salmon and Montmartre”, 1921 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Girl with a Bouquet”, 1925 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Two Models”, 1924 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Suzanne Sitting on a Couch”, 1911 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Schoolgirl”, 1908 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Girl with White Ribbon”, 1928 — Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
“Le déjeuner”, 1923 — Liege Fine Arts Museum
“The Two Sisters”, 1926 — Sainsbury Centre
“Standing Woman”, 1928 — Sainsbury Centre
“A Woman with a Mandolin”, 1926 — Musée d'art et d'archéologie de Guéret
“Marion”, 1929 — Museum of Grenoble
“Group of Men, New York”, 1918 — Barnes Foundation
“Woman with Baby Carriage”, 1919 — Barnes Foundation
“Figures and Two Horses in Landscape”, 1921 — Barnes Foundation
“Offering to Venus (Offrande à Vénus)”, 1922 — Barnes Foundation
“Untitled (Invitation to Party at Jules Pascin's)”, 1918 — National Gallery of Art

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