Julius Pincas

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Julius Pincas, better known as Jules Pascin, was a Bulgarian-born modernist painter associated with the School of Paris, renowned for his delicate, often melancholic depictions of women and bohemian life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish artist
emigrant
human
modernist artist
painter
activeIn Montparnasse art scene
linked to: Montparnasse
alsoKnownAs Jules Pascin
Prince of Montparnasse
associatedWith School of Paris artists
linked to: École de Paris

École de Paris
birthDate 1885-03-31
birthPlace Vidin, Bulgaria
linked to: Vidin
burialPlace Cimetière de Montparnasse
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfCitizenship Bulgaria
France
United States of America
deathDate 1930-06-05
deathPlace Paris, France
linked to: Paris
employer Simplicissimus (magazine)
ethnicGroup Sephardi Jews
field drawing
painting
genre genre painting
nude painting
portrait
influencedBy French Impressionism
linked to: Impressionism

Post-Impressionism
mannerOfDeath suicide by hanging
movement Modernism
School of Paris
linked to: École de Paris
name Julius Pincas
notableFor delicate depictions of women
melancholic scenes of bohemian life
notableWork La Petite Provinciale
The White Night
Young Girl in a Red Dress
occupation caricaturist
illustrator
residence Berlin, Germany
Montparnasse, Paris
linked to: Montparnasse

New York City, United States
linked to: New York City

Paris, France
linked to: Paris
spouse Hermine David
styleCharacteristic fluid line
psychological intimacy in portraits
subtle color palette
workLocation Berlin, Germany
New York City, United States
Paris, France
linked to: Paris

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Jules Pascin alsoKnownAs Julius Pincas
Julius Pincas name Julius Pincas