Jules Pascin
Jules Pascin · Arts & Literature
Bulgarian-born painter and draftsman of the Jewish School of Paris
1885, Vidin, Bulgaria — 1930, Paris, France
Bulgaria · United States · France
Jules Pascin is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Bulgarian-born painter and draftsman of the Jewish School of Paris
Jules Pascin was a Bulgarian-born painter and draftsman known as the 'Prince of Montparnasse,' a leading member of the École de Paris. Born Julius Mordecai Pincas to a Sephardic Jewish family, he was Jewish. Celebrated for his delicate, melancholy figures and nudes, he took his own life in Paris in 1930.
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Bulgarian-born painter and draftsman of the Jewish School of Paris
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