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1858 Bollene - 1924. Known for: Sculpture, participation in Salon exhibitions.
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Félix Charpentier was a renowned French sculptor who trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Avignon and Paris. He established himself as one of the most outstanding sculptors of his generation, known... Read full biography
Félix Charpentier was a renowned French sculptor who trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Avignon and Paris. He established himself as one of the most outstanding sculptors of his generation, known for his expressive representations of the female body. Charpentier received important awards and... Read full biography
Félix Charpentier was a renowned French sculptor who trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Avignon and Paris. He established himself as one of the most outstanding sculptors of his generation, known for his expressive representations of the female body. Charpentier received important awards and honors for his work, including medals at various exhibitions and official commissions for public decorations. He was a prolific creator with over 350 catalogued works and created commemorative monuments... Read full biography
Félix Charpentier was a renowned French sculptor who trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Avignon and Paris. He established himself as one of the most outstanding sculptors of his generation, known for his expressive representations of the female body. Charpentier received important awards and honors for his work, including medals at various exhibitions and official commissions for public decorations. He was a prolific creator with over 350 catalogued works and created commemorative monuments post-World War I... Read full biography
Félix Charpentier was a renowned French sculptor who trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Avignon and Paris. He established himself as one of the most outstanding sculptors of his generation, known for his expressive representations of the female body. Charpentier received important awards and honors for his work, including medals at various exhibitions and official commissions for public decorations. He was a prolific creator with over 350 catalogued works and created commemorative monuments post-World War I