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Jules Pascin (1885–1930) | Dartabase

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Jules Pascin

1885–1930American3 works in Dartabase

Held at 2 collections

The Museum of Modern Art2 Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art1

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Socrates and His Disciples Mocked by Courtesans, Jules Pascin, (c. 1921), Oil, gouache, and crayon on paper on canvas

Socrates and His Disciples Mocked by Courtesans

(c. 1921)

Oil, gouache, and crayon on paper on canvas

The Museum of Modern Art

George Biddle and Jane Belo, Jules Pascin, (1927–28), Lithographic crayon on paper

George Biddle and Jane Belo

(1927–28)

Lithographic crayon on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

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(Reclining female nude)c.1925–30

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Jules Pascin, Socrates and His Disciples Mocked by Courtesans, (c. 1921), Oil, gouache, and crayon on paper on canvas, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Bibliography

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Jules Pascin, Socrates and His Disciples Mocked by Courtesans, (c. 1921), Oil, gouache, and crayon on paper on canvas, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Jules Pascin, (Reclining female nude), c.1925–30, Pencil and wash on thin wove paper, Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.
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Jules Pascin, George Biddle and Jane Belo, (1927–28), Lithographic crayon on paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.