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Victor Prouvé

Victor Prouvé was a French sculptor, painter, graphic artist, bookbinder, jewelry designer and medalist (1858–1943). He was born in Nancy and died in Sétif.

Also recorded as Emile Victor Prouvé · Victor Prouve · Emile Victor Prouve · Victor Emile Prouvé

Victor Prouvé

Victor Prouvé, Piano à queue La Mort du cygne

Louis Majorelle / Sébastien Érard / Victor Prouvé · CC BY 3.0

Born
1858 · Nancy.
Died
1943 · Sétif.
Nationality
France
Occupation
sculptor · painter · bookbinder · jewelry designer · medalist · artist · printmaker
Fields
portrait
Movements
École de Nancy
Education
École nationale supérieure d'art de Nancy · Beaux-Arts de Paris
Teachers
Louis-Théodore Devilly · Alexandre Cabanel · Émile Gallé
Honours
Commander of the Legion of Honour · Knight of the Legion of Honour · Officer of the Legion of Honour
Languages
French

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Victor Prouvé was a French sculptor, painter, graphic artist, bookbinder, jewelry designer and medalist (1858–1943). He was born in Nancy and died in Sétif.

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