Jules Charles Aviat




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Jules Charles Aviat  (1844 - 1931)
[Jules Aviat, Jules-Charles Aviat]
Pupil of:   E. Hebert, Leon Bonnat, and Lafrance

Jules Aviat was born at Brienne-le-Chateau, in the Department of Aube, and is a pupil of E. Hebert, Leon Bonnat, and Lafrance. His female portraits are especially esteemed, although he is also strong in male portraiture. His imaginative pictures are always graceful, refined, decorative in treatment, and charmingly delicate in color. "A Revelation" is a typical work. In it a young Girl girl, contemplating herself in a hand-mirror, arrives for the first time at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as she has wished herself to be.

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MUNSEY'S MAGAZINE.

Artemis
January 1896.   p.388

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