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Louis Dejean was a member of the group known as “la Bande à Schnegg”, a loose association of sculptors composed essentially of Rodin’s studio assistants and centred around Lucien Schnegg (1864-1909). The term was coined by Louis Vauxcelles (the critic who more famously named the “fauves”) in his review of the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts in 1913.
The group’s first show, entitled “Certains”, was held in 1904 and included Schnegg, Dejean, Halou, Marque and Rodo. Around 1900 (showing 500 of 3112 characters). |
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