- Léo
Gausson (14
February 1860 – 27
October 1944) was a
French landscape painter in the Neo-impressionist and
Synthetic styles. He was also a printmaker...
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Gausson (French pronunciation: [ɡosɔ̃]; Breton: Gwalc'hion; Gallo: Gauczon) is a
commune in the Côtes-d'Armor
department of
Brittany in
northwestern France...
- The
Gausson is a
soliton which is the
solution of the
logarithmic Schrödinger equation,
which describes a
quantum particle in a
possible nonlinear quantum...
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including Charles Angrand, Henri-Edmond Cross,
Albert Dubois-Pillet, Léo
Gausson,
Louis Hayet, and
Maximilien Luce. The
allure of the
scientific and new...
- Carolus-Duran (1837–1917).
Through Froment's studio, Luce
became friends with Léo
Gausson and Émile-Gustave Cavallo-Péduzzi.
These three artists spent time around...
- (1902–1981),
Belgian politician Léo
Errera (1858–1905),
Belgian botanist Léo
Gausson (1860–1944),
French painter and
printmaker Léo
Gauthier (1904–1964), Canadian...
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Fischer (68, 84) Jean-Louis
Forain (51, 186)
Gustave Fraipont (218) Léo
Gausson (71)
Henry Gerbault (83)
Alice Russell Glenny (60)
Auguste Gorguet [fr]...
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designs by
Henry Van de Velde.
Invited artists include Maximilien Luce, Léo
Gausson and Mary C****att.
Retrospective of
Georges Seurat with 18 paintings, including...
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Corseul Créhen
Dinansubpr Duault Éréac
Erquy Évran Le Faouët Le Fœil Fréhel
Gausson Glomel Gomené Gommenec'h
Gouarec Goudelin Grâces Grâce-Uzel
Guenroc Guerlédan...
- Eugène Froment. He
became a
founding member of the
Groupe de
Lagny with Léo
Gausson,
Maximilien Luce and
Lucien ****arro, who
painted in a
pointillist style...
