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Maurice Leloir

Maurice Leloir (1853 - 1940) was active/lived in France.  Maurice Leloir is known for Illustration and painting.

Born in Paris, Maurice Leloir was raised in an artist's family.  He therefore received his first artistic training under his father's guidance.  Active as an incredibly successful illustrator, Leloir was asked to illustrate works by famous writers such as Rousseau, Moliere and Balzac. 

Watercolor was another field of his proficiency; accordingly, he was elected president of the French Watercolor Society.  Besides, Leloir was an expert in costumes and published 'The Dictionary of Costume' in 1906.  Later, in 1929, he followed an invitation to work as a movie art advisor in America.  Works by Maurice Leloir are very sought-after collectable items and obtain high prices on the international art market. (cbo)   ...  [Displaying 752 of 822 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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Artist artworks for sale and wanted

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