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Jacques-Emile Blanche

(1861-1942), Painter and writer

Sitter in 3 portraits
Artist associated with 8 portraits
Parisian-born Blanche received some instruction in painting from Henri Gervex, but was largely self-taught. He was closely connected to Manet and Degas and from the early 1880s was a frequent visitor to London, where he worked with Whistler and Sickert. From 1887 on, he sometimes exhibited his work with the New English Art Club. Blanche's many portraits are evidence not only of his talent but also of the range of his social connections.

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Jacques-Emile Blanche, by H. Walter Barnett - NPG x81620

Jacques-Emile Blanche

by H. Walter Barnett
half-plate glass negative, 1901-1903
NPG x81620

Jacques-Emile Blanche, by H. Walter Barnett - NPG x81621

Jacques-Emile Blanche

by H. Walter Barnett
half-plate glass negative, 1901-1903
NPG x81621

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Jacques-Emile Blanche

by H. Walter Barnett
half-plate glass negative, 1901-1903
NPG x81619

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