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Théophile Steinlen

Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (November 10, 1859 – December 13, 1923), was a Swiss-born French Art Nouveau painter and printmaker. He was politically engaged and collaborated with the anarchist and socialist press.

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Born
10 November 1859, 20 November 1859 Lausanne
Died
13 December 1923 18th arrondissement of Paris
Occupations
Painter, illustrator, sculptor, graphic artist, lithographer, designer, printmaker, architectural drafter, visual artist, etcher, drawer, artist

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Théophile Steinlen → American, Art History, Art UK, Artnet, Artworks, Biographic, French Sculpture Census, Netherlands Institute, October, RKD, Steinlen, Théophile Steinlenat
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Théophile Steinlen → 13 December 1923 18th arrondissement of Paris
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Théophile Steinlen → Painter, illustrator, sculptor, graphic artist, lithographer, designer, printmaker, architectural drafter, visual artist, etcher, drawer, artist

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Théophile SteinlenBorn10 November 1859, 20 November 1859 Lausanne1.00infobox
Théophile SteinlenDied13 December 1923 18th arrondissement of Paris1.00infobox
Théophile SteinlenOccupationsPainter, illustrator, sculptor, graphic artist, lithographer, designer, printmaker, architectural drafter, visual artist, etcher, drawer, artist1.00infobox
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Théophile Steinlenrelated to External linksFrench Sculpture Census0.60section
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Théophile Steinlenrelated to External linksArt History0.60section
Théophile Steinlenrelated to External linksRKD0.60section
Théophile Steinlenrelated to External linksArtworks0.60section
Théophile Steinlenrelated to External linksThéophile Steinlenat0.60section

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