- Léonce
Bénédite (14
January 1859 – 12 May 1925) was a
French art
historian and curator. He was a co-founder of the Société des
Peintres Orientalistes Français...
- (1907–1909)
Maurice Pézard in
Northern Palestine (1923)
Georges Aaron Bénédite in
Egypt (1926) François Thureau-Dangin in
Northern Syria (1929) Henri...
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Mesopotamian influence. The
knife was
purchased in 1914 in
Cairo by
Georges Aaron Bénédite for the Louvre,
where it is now on
display in the
Sully wing, room 633...
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Aaron Bénédite (10
August 1857 – 26
March 1926) was a
French Egyptologist and
curator at the Louvre. He was born at Nîmes, the son of
Samuel Bénédite and...
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occupation forces because Robert Bing was Jewish".
History of
painting Léonce
Bénédite List of
Orientalist artists Lost
artworks Orientalism Western painting...
- he was
probably not the father. She
became a
Benedictine nun,
known as
Benedite.
Barbara was born at
Cleveland House in St
Martin in the Fields, London...
- valley,
first with Eugène Lefébure in 1883, then
Jules Baillet and
Georges Bénédite in
early 1888, and
finally Victor Loret in 1898 to 1899.
Loret added a...
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young French Protestant named Daniel Bénédite who
functioned as his Chef de
Cabinet and
often his eyes and ears.
Bénédite was
briefly imprisoned by the French...
- this work, The
Mystical Flower, that the
Cycle of Man
described by Léonce
Bénédite, is completed.
Concerning this
figure of the Virgin, it
belongs to a very...
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exhibition on the Rue Le
Peletier in
April 1877.
French art
historian Léonce
Bénédite would later describe the
initial painting of
Madame Charpentier as an "exquisite...
