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Alfred Emile Stevens was a painter with a passion for lithography. He grew up sheltered in his native Belgium. His mother and father were both interested in art and gave their son the love of painting. As a young man, Stevens was overcome with wanderlust, so he set off for France. He settled in Paris - a promising place for artists of then and now.
Surrounded by Impressionists with whom he maintained close friendships and business relationships, Stevens set out in search of his very own personal painting style. Although he was never an Impressionist and never wanted to be, the viewer can see that Stevens was artistically inspired by the movement. The broken brushstrokes, the dark stripes of the background color and the Japanese elements, which are major components of Impressionist painting, can also be found in Stevens' paintings. Stevens became famous for his society portraits of beautiful aristocratic women: feminine ladies in contemporary dress in scenes that were very intimate for the time. With this he had found his favourite motif. These popular pictures earned him the honorary status of the Parisian art scene quite early in his career. This meant the automatic acceptance of each of his paintings at every exhibition of the prestigious Paris Salon.
In the following decades his success grew. His paintings were acquired by renowned buyers such as the Brussels Museum and the Belgian King Leopold. In 1867 he participated in the great Paris World Exhibition and won a number of first-class medals and promotion to officer of the Legion of Honour with his paintings. The year 1880 marked the peak of Alfred Emile Steven's career. He had achieved almost everything that could be achieved in his profession and was praised as one of the best painters of his time.
In the 1890s he gradually ended his active career. But he never disappeared from memory. In 1900, while he was still alive, he had his first retrospective exhibition at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, the art academy in Paris, which celebrated his legacy to painting.
Alfred Emile Stevens was a painter with a passion for lithography. He grew up sheltered in his native Belgium. His mother and father were both interested in art and gave their son the love of painting. As a young man, Stevens was overcome with wanderlust, so he set off for France. He settled in Paris - a promising place for artists of then and now.
Surrounded by Impressionists with whom he maintained close friendships and business relationships, Stevens set out in search of his very own personal painting style. Although he was never an Impressionist and never wanted to be, the viewer can see that Stevens was artistically inspired by the movement. The broken brushstrokes, the dark stripes of the background color and the Japanese elements, which are major components of Impressionist painting, can also be found in Stevens' paintings. Stevens became famous for his society portraits of beautiful aristocratic women: feminine ladies in contemporary dress in scenes that were very intimate for the time. With this he had found his favourite motif. These popular pictures earned him the honorary status of the Parisian art scene quite early in his career. This meant the automatic acceptance of each of his paintings at every exhibition of the prestigious Paris Salon.
In the following decades his success grew. His paintings were acquired by renowned buyers such as the Brussels Museum and the Belgian King Leopold. In 1867 he participated in the great Paris World Exhibition and won a number of first-class medals and promotion to officer of the Legion of Honour with his paintings. The year 1880 marked the peak of Alfred Emile Steven's career. He had achieved almost everything that could be achieved in his profession and was praised as one of the best painters of his time.
In the 1890s he gradually ended his active career. But he never disappeared from memory. In 1900, while he was still alive, he had his first retrospective exhibition at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, the art academy in Paris, which celebrated his legacy to painting.
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.jpg "Will You Go Out with Me, Fido by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "News from Afar by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Girl Reading by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Beach, Ostende by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The bath or the woman in the bath or the bathtub. Painting by Alfred Stevens (1823-1906) 1867 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Alfred Stevens, The Cup of Tea by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Academic Figure Study: Male Nude Holding a Staff by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Mother and Her Children, 1883 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Alfred Stevens, Girl in Front of the Mirror by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "After the Ball by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Sarah Bernhardt / Painting by Alfred Stevens by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A Duchess by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A Girl with a Japanese Fan Asleep on a Sofa by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-900929).jpg "Ash Wednesday by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, The Lady in Yellow by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, Palm Sunday by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Portrait of Mademoiselle Dubois, 1884 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Milky Way by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Painter")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, The Widow or The Last Day of Widowhood by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Parisian Sphinx, c.1880 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Memories and Regrets by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Coquetterie by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, A Beautiful Day in Le Tréport by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Japanese Parisian by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Woman with Cherries by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Porcelain Collector by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Elegant Figures in a Salon by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Young Woman with a Red Umbrella by the Sea by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Visitors by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Blue Ribbon by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, Nonchalance or The Visit by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Ophelia by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Alfred Stevens, Masquerade, Ash Wednesday Morning by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1438784).jpg "The Night, 19th Century by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, What is Called Vagrancy by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Break-Up Letter by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Little Girl with Ducks by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Mary Magdalene by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "After the Ball by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Mother and Child by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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_1859_Oil_on_-_(MeisterDrucke-961487).jpg "The Lady with the Little Dog by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Reader by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Consolation by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Women with a Japanese Doll by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Visit by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Rehearsing by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman on a Terrace by the Sea by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Lady in Pink by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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_Um_1885_-_(MeisterDrucke-803152).jpg "Moonlight (Au clair de la lune). Around 1885 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-900118).jpg "The Visit, before 1869 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Young Woman at the Beach, or The Parisienne by the Sea by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Artist at Work by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, Young Woman and Japanese Screen by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "What is Called Vagrancy or, The Hunters of Vincennes by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, Consolation or The Condolence Visit by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Still Life by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, India in Paris by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The so-called vagrancy also says the hunters of Vincennes National guards stop families on the street by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Bath, c.1867 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A Lady with a Parasol Looking out to Sea by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Reader by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Woman on a Terrace, 1882 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Summer, 1877 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "In the Boudoir by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Parisian Sphinx by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "In the Studio by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, The Lady in Pink by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Young Woman by the Sea by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Watching the Fiance pass by by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Sea off Treport, c.1880 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Japanese Robe, ca. 1872 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Silver Ball by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Happy Mother by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Alfred Stevens, The Artist")
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.jpg "The Letter by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Farewell at the Seafront by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Jewelry Box by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Autumn Flowers by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Painter and His Model by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Separation Letter by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Woman on the Balcony by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, The Japanese Mask by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1441147).jpg "Begging Tolerated by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Studio by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, The Violinist by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Elegant at Billiards by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Portrait of Mlle. de Rohan by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Jerome Bonaparte and His Daughter Mathilde by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Elegant Woman Watching a Steamer by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Love")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1440044).jpg "Desperate by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "A. Stevens, In Memoriam by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "Mary Ann, Wife of Leonard Collman, 1854 by Alfred Emile Stevens")
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.jpg "The Japanese Parisian by Alfred Emile Stevens")
.jpg "A. Stevens, Villa des Falaises, Sainte-Adresse by Alfred Emile Stevens")
.jpg "A. Stevens, The Painter and His Model by Alfred Emile Stevens")