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Jean Eugene Buland studied under the influential artist Alexandre Cabanel (1824-1889), who was a professor at the École des Beaux-Arts from 1864 and highly regarded by the Emperor Napoleon III. Buland was awarded the Prix de Rome, the highest accolade for any young artist. Buland’s early small-scale works show the marked influence of Jean Louis Ernest Messonier (1815-1891), also a favorite of Napoleon III, in their precision and eye for detail. By 1879, Buland had received an h (showing 500 of 1976 characters). |
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