Bulgarian-French, 1885–1930
Jules Pascin (1885–1930), born Julius Mordecai Pincas, was an artist associated with the School of Paris and later became an American citizen. He was known for paintings and drawings, often depicting women in relaxed, nude or semi-nude poses. Pascin spent time in Vienna and Munich for his studies, traveled in the United States, and was active in the artistic circles of Montparnasse in Paris. He struggled with depression and alcoholism and died by suicide at age 45.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Jules Pascin · Wikidata Q469063
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