Jules Alexandre Collection

Newspaper Boy
This illustration shows a cheeky newspaper boy hollering, with a large bundle of papers tucked under his arm, a pair of policemen are in close pursuit. Date: circa 1901

Exhibition Of White And Black
A series of three black and white illustrations, each portraying a different gentleman wearing suits or uniform, the use of white highlights notable parts of their bodies

Have You Seen It All? And So I Get Dressed!
A portrait illustration of a young lady, wearing a black dress and hat, which she has only recently gotten into. Date: circa 1901

Ombres Chinoises. Paris Qui Grouille
This illustration shows two officers conversing happily, a mysterious man is sat on the ground, offering his hat. Date: circa 1901

One Of My Models At Rest
A portrait sketch of a lady resting on a settee, with her hand cupping her jaw, she is identified as a regular model for the artist. Date: circa 1901

Le Cortege Du Canape (1830) Au Bal Gavarni
A scrapbook page filled with various sketches of mostly French figures. Date: circa 1901

Fantaisie
This illustration shows the definitive figure of a young woman wearing a matching red hat and coat, holding out a wreath in appreciation, with one hand resting on her bicycle

At The Fair
A pair of illustrations showing scenes of women at a fair, the figure of an old man on a cart is clutching the skirts of a lady, inviting her to visit the hall of lost steps. Date: circa 1901

Manifestation
A busy illustration which shows a large array of men in uniform, bustling over the main focus point, two young ladies wearing bright red and yellow dresses. Date: circa 1901

Comparison
A portrait sketch of a smiling lady holding a miniature mannequin or figure between her fingers, a happy young man is sharing the moment. Date: circa 1901

What She Really Thinks
A sketch of a laughing man with a young lady sat on his lap in a room interior, was accompanied with a caption translating to.. Me, what I prefer to touch is your money! Date: circa 1901

Dora
A side profile portrait pastel sketch of a young lady named Dora, wearing a black hat, tilted on the side of her head, with red flowers draping into her hair. Date: circa 1901

On Demande Un Modele
A portrait illustration of a painter in a white coat, admiring his model, who is a young woman wearing a black dress under a smart red coat. Date: circa 1901

Jules-Alexandre Grun
A self portrait side profile caricature of French post-impressionist painter and poster artist, Jules-Alexandre Grun, armed with a handful of dropping paint cans and brushes and a palette

Older Gentleman
A poster style portrait illustration of an older gentleman dressed very smartly, he is holding his top hat with one gloved hand. Date: circa 1901

Alfred Krupp 1812-1887. - Gemalde von Grun, 1934
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Jules Alexandre, the enigmatic artist who captured the essence of life in his captivating artworks. From his early days as a newspaper boy to becoming a renowned painter, he never ceased to amaze with his unique perspective on the world. In his exhibition of white and black, Jules Alexandre showcased the contrasting shades that symbolized the duality of existence. Each stroke on canvas whispered stories untold, inviting viewers to ponder if they have truly seen it all. With "Ombres Chinoises. Paris Qui Grouille, " he transported us into a bustling Parisian scene where shadows danced amidst vibrant city life. And then there was "One Of My Models At Rest, " an intimate glimpse into moments of repose and vulnerability. In "Le Cortege Du Canape (1830) Au Bal Gavarni, " Jules Alexandre depicted the opulence and grandeur of society events with meticulous detail. His imagination ran wild in "Fantaisie" where dreams took flight on wings painted by colors unseen before. But it wasn't just beauty that captivated him; at the fair, he witnessed both joyous celebrations and heartbreaking scenes like the "Massacre Of The Innocents. " Through art, Jules Alexandre manifested emotions that stirred hearts and provoked thoughts. His works were often compared to reality itself - a testament to his ability to capture raw human experiences through paintbrushes and pigments. Yet beneath every stroke lay hidden depths - revealing what she really thinks when masks are shed. Jules Alexandre's artistic journey was one filled with passion, curiosity, and an unyielding desire for self-expression. He pushed boundaries, challenged conventions, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire generations today.