Jean Despujols

Jean Despujols ( Salles en Gironde 19 Maachị 1886- Shreveport, 1965) bụ onye France, onye America mechara bụrụ onye na-ese ihe..

Ọ bụ nwa akwụkwọ Paul Quinsac na école des Beaux-Arts nke Bordeaux.  Na 1914 ọ meri Prix de Rome maka ike mana ike nke Agha Ịkọ mbụ ndu ebe obibi ndị France na villa Médicis .  Ɔ na Rom mgbe agha ahụ eze ya na onye ọrụ ibe ya bụ Jean Dupas .  Mkpa ịhụnanya ya na America pụta na 1924-1936 dị ka onye nkuzi nke ụmụ akwụkwọ nkà America ezigara ka ha àgwà na École des Beaux-Arts de Fontainebleau .

N'afọ 1936, ọ meri Prix de l'Indochine, ma Grand Conseil Economique nke French Indochina nchọpụta ya ka ọ gaa njem njem na Vietnam, Cambodia na Laos ọgụ na ịse ihe ọ pụtara. Insiders' Guide to Shreveport - Page 91 David Otto - 2010 MEADOWS MUSEUM OF ART AT CENTENARY COLLEGE FREE 2911 Centenary Blvd., Shreveport (318) 869-5169 www.centenary.edu/meadows In 1936, French artist Jean Despujols was selected by the Grand Conseil Economique of ... Earth in flower: the divine mystery of the Cambodian dance drama Paul Cravath - 2007 Certainly they made a deep impression on an eminent painter commissioned by the Grand Conseil Economique of French ... His name was Jean Despujols, and he spent twenty months (December 1936-August 1938) in some of the remotest ..." Hommage à Raphaël: : Volume 1 Galeries nationales du Grand Palais (France) - 1983 Historique : Soumis le 16 mai 1936 à la Société des Artistes Coloniaux de Paris qui charge alors Despujols, à la requête du Grand Conseil Économique d'Indochine, d'une mission documentaire en Extrême-Orient (?); don au musée, 1936."

Mgbe Agha nsogbu nke ịda dara, ọ kwagara America, biri na Louisiana, ma lie ya na Greenwood Cemetery, Shreveport.  [1] Onye nde isi Texas Algur H. Meadows nchịkọta 360 nke isiokwu na agba mmiri na 1969 na Meadows Museum of Art na Centenary College nke Louisiana ka e wuru iji debe ike ndị a. Louisiana - Page 375 Richard Bizier - 1999 -"Interesting collection of 360 works by American painter Jean Despujols depicting lndochina in the thirties."

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