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Romania:Stamps Released on 150th Birth Anniversary of Theodor Pallady - Vimarsana News

Romania:Stamps Released on 150th Birth Anniversary of Theodor Pallady

Theodor Pallady was born in Iasi in 1871. After the first years of schooling, he lived in Bucharest (1886) as a pupil of the School of Bridges and Roads, and later in Dresden, as a student of the Polytechnic in this city. In parallel with his engineering studies, he took painting lessons with Ervin Oehme. He dedicated himself to painting and, in 1889, went to Paris to study in Edmond Aman-Jean’s studio. Later, starting in 1891, as a student at the School of Fine Arts in Paris, he studied in the studio of Puvis de Chavannes, husband of Princess Cantacuzino, the sister of the painter’s mate...

Collecting guide: the posters, lithographs and illustrations of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - Vimarsana News

Collecting guide: the posters, lithographs and illustrations of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

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Is Van Gogh hiding at the back of this Toulouse-Lautrec drawing? - Vimarsana News

Is Van Gogh hiding at the back of this Toulouse-Lautrec drawing?

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s The Refrain of the Louis XIII-style Chair at the Cabaret of Aristide Bruant (1886), 78cm x 50cm, with Van Gogh circled Courtesy of Hiroshima Museum of Art Although we know Van Gogh so well from his 36 painted self-portraits, depictions of him by other artists are rare. We can now add another—from no less a hand than his friend Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the lover of Montmartre nightlife. This drawing is now in the collection of the Hiroshima Museum of Art. Vincent is the small caricatured figure at the very back, just to the left of the pill...