Artist: Théophile A Steinlen
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Theophile Steinlen was born in 1859 in
Switzerland and arrived in Paris in 1882, he soon became a
vital part of the Montmartre's artistic bohemia. His first
works (lithographs) were for the popular cabaretier Aristide
Bruant in 1884, which also accompanied a Bruant song. Between
1882 & 1913 Steinlen became
artistic contributor and adviser to over thirty magazines, some of which he
founded and directed. Some of his works emphasized particular aspects of his
art more strongly such as social justice, somber studies of harrowed humanity
in the world. In 1893, Steinlen exhibited his landscapes, nude portraits and
paintings of animals and flowers at the Salon des Independents. Throughout his
life Steinlen remained faithful to the subjects that affected him most deeply,
namely life on the popular streets of Montmartre and Paris, his lithographs
evoking the hardest aspects of life - the streets, factories and building sites
reminding us of hunger, strikes, war and love. He died in 1923. |
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