Paul Paulin
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Paul Paulin was a French sculptor who worked in the tradition of 19th-century French academic sculpture. His works reflect the training and standards of the French academic system that produced sculptors for public monuments and Salon exhibitions.
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About Paul Paulin
Paulin worked in French academic sculpture. His pieces reflect the rigorous training of the 19th-century French academic system that shaped sculptors for public commissions and Salon exhibitions.
His portrait bust of Claude Monet (1882) is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Paulin's Cleveland work portrays the painter Claude Monet, sculpted in 1882 early in the Impressionist movement.
Paulin worked within the French academic sculpture system, the training pipeline that produced sculptors for Salon exhibitions and public commissions.
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