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Guillaume Seignac

Guillaume Seignac (1870 - 1924) was active/lived in France, United States.  Guillaume Seignac is known for Idealized woman portrait, female nude painting.

Guillaume Seignac    1870 - 1924

Born in Rennes, France, Guillaume Seignac became a faithful adherent to the academic traditions.  He received his training at the Academy Julian in Paris, where he spent the years 1889 through 1890 and 1894 through 1895.  His teachers, staunch supporters of the Academic tradition, included Tony Robert-Fleury, a noted history and genre artist; Gabriel Ferrier, who had been awarded the Prix de Rome in 1872 and was noted as a talented artist who possessed much charm and sincerity; and William Adolph Bouguereau, a symbol of academic art in France, winner of the Prix de Rome and one of the most successful French painters.  All had received the awards and honors of the Salon and were members of the Legion of Honor. 

Seignac began exhibiting at the Salon in 1897 and did so almost yearly until his death in 1924.  He was elected a member of the Society of French artists in 1901 and that same year was also ap   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3371 characters.]  Artist bio

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