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Théodore Duret

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    In Madrid he met Théodore Duret, who was later to be one of the first connoisseurs and champions of his work. The following year, The Fife Player (1866), after having been rejected by the Salon jury under the pretext that its modeling was flat, was displayed along with others…

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    In Madrid he met Théodore Duret, who was later to be one of the first connoisseurs and champions of his work. The following year, The Fife Player (1866), after having been rejected by the Salon jury under the pretext that its modeling was flat, was displayed along with others…

    Read More