Claude Guillaumin
Claude Guillaumin (11 August 1842 – 9 March 1927) or Édouard Pépin was a French painter and caricaturist.
Also recorded as Édouard Pépin · Edouard Guillaumin Pepin
Claude Guillaumin

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- Birth Name
- Claude Guillaumin
- Birthplace
- Allier, France
- Place of death
- Paris
- Known for
- Caricaturist, artist, illustrator
- Full name
- Edouard Guillaumin.
- Born
- 1842. · Moulins.
- Died
- sources differ (1927 and 1927). · Paris.
- Nationality
- France.
- Occupation
- painter, caricaturist, illustrator and artist.
- Languages
- French.
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Claude Guillaumin (11 August 1842 – 9 March 1927) or Édouard Pépin was a French painter and caricaturist.
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• Birth Name — Claude Guillaumin • Birthplace — Allier, France • Place of death — Paris • Known for — Caricaturist, artist, illustrator
Life and career
Life and career
• Illustration — Dreyfusard caricature in Le Grelot, 19 December 1897. He was born on 11 August 1842 in Moulins. He was one of the Republicans exiled to Algeria during the suppression of the uprisings against the Coup of 2 December 1851. This incident affected the young Claude Guillaumin, who opposed bonapartism and all forms of despotism. Using the pseudonym Pépin, he made his cartoonist debut at the end of the Second Empire at La Lune (from 1866), La Rue de Jules Vallès (1867-1868), then L'Éclipse. Pépin's cartoons have appeared on the cover of L'Éclipse many times. In the early part of the Third Republic, Pépin began drawing in 1875 for Le Grelot, for which he had drawn most of the covers between 1876 and 1879, thus replacing Alfred Le Petit. Later, he made illustrations for various magazines. He also worked at Le Lampion de Berluron. In November 1881, Guillaumin became the administrator of this satirical magazine, in which he freely conveyed his anti-religionist ideologies. In the same years, his caricatures were also published in Le Troupier. In the mid-1880s Pépin returned to Le Grelot. As a radical Republican, he made accusations against monarchists, Catholics, Boulangists (especially Henri Rochefort) and socialists there. Pépin later joined the Dreyfusard camp. From the end of the autumn of 1897 he had a conflict with the director of Le Grelot over a caricature of General Mercier, in which he expressed his thoughts. Pépin then decided to start his own weekly satirical magazine, Le Fouet. He also sent drawings to Petit Rouennais between 1901 and 1902. He died on 9 March 1927 in the 9th arrondissement of Paris.
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Gallery
• Illustration — alt=Auguste Vermorel et Louis Veuillot. Auguste Vermorel and Louis Veuillot • Illustration — alt=L'équipe de La Rue. La Rue team • Illustration — alt=Le boulangiste Gabriel Terrail (Mermeix) vendant ses révélations au Figaro. Baker Gabriel Terrail • Illustration — alt=Paul de Cassagnac levant des fonds en faveur de Mgr Baptifolier, évêque de Mende, dont le traitement a été suspendu par Louis Ricard. Paul de Cassagnac raises money for Bishop of Mende whose salary is suspended by Louis Ricard • Illustration — alt=Le marquis de Morès et Drumont. Marquis de Mores and Drumont • Illustration — alt=Les délateurs du scandale de Panama. Panama scandal • Illustration — alt=L'affaire Norton. Norton incident • Illustration — alt=L'arrestation d'Arton. Arton's arrest • Illustration — alt=Léon Bourgeois et Charles Demôle. Léon Bourgeois and Charles Demole • Illustration — Artillerie Boche

A man with influenza, taken in hand by a doctor, surrounded by dancing politicians. Wood engraving by Pépin (E. Guillaumin), 1889., 12 January 1890, by Claude Guillaumin
Claude Guillaumin · Wellcome Collection, London · Wellcome Collection
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1842
Claude Guillaumin born at Moulins.
1927
Claude Guillaumin died at Paris.
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Claude Guillaumin was recorded at birth as Edouard Guillaumin. He also worked under the name Édouard Pépin. The authorities additionally record the headings Édouard Pépin and Edouard Guillaumin Pepin. His recorded language was French. Recorded as painter, caricaturist, illustrator and artist.
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