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Born with the name Jeanne Caffier in Cande (Anjou), Jeanne Rij-Rousseau became an Important French cubist painter and philosopher. In 1890, she arrived in Paris and became friends with leading artists including Paul Signac and Edouard Vuillard.
Before she began work on a canvas, she followed a method of developing the complete scheme for each work, using scientific principles of color, light and geometry. She was especially interested in what she called "vibrisme", which was the visual ph (showing 500 of 1112 characters). |
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