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Tag Archives: Paul Signac
1890: Portrait of an Anarchist
Paul Signac’s portrait of his friend and fellow anarchist Felix Fénéon was painted in 1890, four years before Fénéon was arrested by Paris police on suspicion of participating in the bombing of a restaurant and aiding in the assassination of … Continue reading
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Tagged 19th Century, Anarchism, Art, Felix Fénéon, France, Painting, Paul Signac
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