Jean-Jules-Antoine Lecomte of Nouy

Jean-Jules-Antoine Lecomte of Nouy (born the June 10th 1842 with Paris - deceased the February 19th 1923 with Paris) French Painter and sculptor.

Specialized in the kind orientalist, he was pupil of Charles Gleyre and Jean-Leon Gérôme. He gains the 2nd Large Prix of Rome in 1872.

A street bears its name to Paris since 1932.

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  • 1864 : Guet-with-pens
  • 1866 : Invocation of Neptune
  • 1869 : the supper of Beaucaire
  • 1870 : Démosthène being exerted with the word
  • 1871 : Christian with the tomb of the Virgin
  • 1875 : Judith
  • 1878 : Adolphe Crémieux
  • 1884 : the Marabout prophet
  • 1888 : the white slave
  • 1889 : saturdays with the Jewish district
  • 1890 : Sunday in Venice
  • 1899 : Portrait of the King and the Queen of Romania
  • 1902 : Miss de Maupin
  • 1904 : the Witch
  • 1904 : Dream of the East
  • 1905 : Perished and the Poet
  • 1913 : the last round
  • 1919 : Study for the Victoire

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