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Jules-Clément Chaplain
Jules Clément Chaplain
French sculptor (1839–1909).
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Jules-Clément Chaplain
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Place of Birth
Mortagne-Au-Perche
Date of Birth
7/12/1839
Place of Death
Paris
Date of Death
7/13/1909
Occupation
Sculptor
Printmaker
Medalist
Manufacturer
Designer
Visual Artist
Painter
Lithographer
Country of Citizenship
France
Award Received
Prix De Rome
(1863)
Knight of the Legion of Honour
(1877)
Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1888)
Commander of the Legion of Honour
(1900)
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Image
Educated At
Family Name
Student Of
Member Of
Employer
Student
Name in Native Language
Place of Burial
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Sex or Gender
Has Works in the Collection
14 items
Notable Work
Image of Grave
Jules
Beaux-Arts De Paris
Chaplain
François Jouffroy
Eugène André Oudiné
Eugène Stanislas Oudinot
Académie Des Beaux-Arts
(1881 - 7/13/1909)
Replaces
:
Jacques-Édouard Gatteaux
Start Time
:
1881
End Time
:
7/13/1909
Manufacture Nationale De Sèvres
(1895 - )
Position Held
:
Director
Start Time
:
1895
Auguste Davin
Raoul Bénard
Paul-Marcel Dammann
Jules Chaplain
Montparnasse Cemetery
French
Male
National Gallery of Art
Nationalmuseum
The Frick Collection
Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
Victoria and Albert Museum
Flipje & Streekmuseum
Musée Carnavalet
Musée Des Beaux-Arts De La Ville De Paris
Collection Sports Heritage NOC*NSF
Smithsonian American Art Museum
National Museum Paleis Het Loo
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
STAM Ghent City Museum
20 Francs Marianne
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Orne
Country
:
France
Country
:
France
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Item/Value with Less Precision And/Or Accuracy
Point in Time
:
1863
Point in Time
:
1877
Point in Time
:
1888
Point in Time
:
1900
Frédéric-Charles-Victor De Vernon
Replaced By
:
Frédéric-Charles-Victor De Vernon