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Eugène Carrière

Portrait of Jean Ajalbert

c. 1893
charcoal with white chalk

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One of Eugène Carrière's portraits of Jean Ajalbert was translated to lithography and included as a frontispiece to his novel Sao Van Di (1905).

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