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Georges de Sonneville BIOGRAPHY
1889 Noumea - 1978 Talence. Known for: Painting.
Trained in Paris, where—while living with Edouard Goerg—he took classes with Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson, he later returned to Bordeaux. Drafted from the Gironde prefecture... Read full biography
Trained in Paris, where—while living with Edouard Goerg—he took classes with Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson, he later returned to Bordeaux. Drafted from the Gironde prefecture during World War I, he shared an office there with André Lhote, with whom he painted watercolors.... Read full biography
Trained in Paris, where—while living with Edouard Goerg—he took classes with Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson, he later returned to Bordeaux. Drafted from the Gironde prefecture during World War I, he shared an office there with André Lhote, with whom he painted watercolors. He was intensely active as a painter during the Roaring Twenties.
Trained in Paris, where—while living with Edouard Goerg—he took classes with Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson, he later returned to Bordeaux. Drafted from the Gironde prefecture during World War I, he shared an office there with André Lhote, with whom he painted watercolors. He was intensely active as a painter during the Roaring Twenties.
Trained in Paris, where—while living with Edouard Goerg—he took classes with Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson, he later returned to Bordeaux. Drafted from the Gironde prefecture during World War I, he shared an office there with André Lhote, with whom he painted watercolors. He was intensely active as a painter during the Roaring Twenties.
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Trained in Paris, where—while living with Edouard Goerg—he took classes with Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson, he later returned to Bordeaux. Drafted from the Gironde prefecture during World War I, he shared an office there with André Lhote, with whom he painted watercolors. He was intensely active as a painter during the Roaring Twenties.