Loubet Emile 1836 1929 Collection

The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-5-22 (print)
ICA4888461 The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-5-22 (print); (add.info.: Illustration by Joseph Belon 'Album of the Intransigent: The Year 1900 in Images')

The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-9-12 (print)
ICA4888734 The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-9-12 (print); (add.info.: Illustration by Joseph Belon 'Album of the Intransigent: The Year 1900 in Images')

The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-10-20 (print)
ICA4888667 The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-10-20 (print); (add.info.: Illustration by Joseph Belon 'Album of the Intransigent: The Year 1900 in Images')

The Museum of Horrors, circa 1899, illustration by V. Lenepveu: Un bal a l'Elysee - Case Dreyfus
ICA4928584 The Museum of Horrors, circa 1899, illustration by V. Lenepveu: Un bal a l'Elysee - Case Dreyfus, President of the Republic, Dance, Elysee - Zola Emile, Monkey, Pork Pig, Loubet Emile

France, Ile-de-France, Paris (75): Place de la Concorde, President of the Republic Emile Loubet
LUX4801006 France, Ile-de-France, Paris (75): Place de la Concorde, President of the Republic Emile Loubet and King of Italy Victor Emmanuel (Victor-Emmanuel) III, 1903; (add.info.: France)

Investiture of legion of Honour upon President Emile Francois Loubet, 1899
3480898 Investiture of legion of Honour upon President Emile Francois Loubet, 1899; (add.info.: Investiture of legion of Honour upon President Emile Francois Loubet (1838 - 1929) in 1899

Presentation of the insignia of the Legion of Honour to Mr. Loubet. 1899
3480897 Presentation of the insignia of the Legion of Honour to Mr. Loubet. 1899; (add.info.: Presentation of the insignia of the Legion of Honour to Mr. Loubet. 1899); Universal History Archive/UIG.

The Museum of Horrors, number 30, 1900_05_10, illustration by V. Lenepveu: President of the Republic
ICA4928788 The Museum of Horrors, number 30, 1900_05_10, illustration by V. Lenepveu: President of the Republic, Chapeau - Loubet Emile

The Museum of Horrors, number 20, 1900_03_02, illustration by V. Lenepveu: Boum boum madame
ICA4928756 The Museum of Horrors, number 20, 1900_03_02, illustration by V. Lenepveu: Boum boum madame! - President of the Republic, Nougat, Montelimar - Loubet Emile

The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-11-5 (print)
ICA4888878 The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-11-5 (print); (add.info.: Illustration by Joseph Belon 'Album of the Intransigent: L'Annee 1900 en images')

The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-4-29 (print)
ICA4888678 The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-4-29 (print); (add.info.: Illustration by Joseph Belon 'Album of the Intransigent: The Year 1900 in Images')

The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-5-8 (print)
ICA4888487 The Year 1900 illustrated: 1900-5-8 (print); (add.info.: Illustration of Joseph Belon (1862-1927) in 'Album of the Intransigent: The Year 1900 in Images'

Portrait of Emile Loubet (1836-1929), President of the French Republic. Photography late 19th century
JEB4835348 Portrait of Emile Loubet (1836-1929), President of the French Republic. Photography late 19th century.; (add.info.: Portrait of Emile Loubet (1836-1929), President of the French Republic

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Loubet Emile (1836-1929) was a renowned French artist known for his stunning landscapes and vibrant still life paintings. Born in 1836, Emile's artistic talents were evident from a young age, and he quickly gained recognition for his unique style and attention to detail. Throughout his long career, Loubet Emile created countless masterpieces that captured the beauty of the French countryside and the essence of everyday life. His use of color and light brought his paintings to life, drawing viewers in with their realism and emotion. Emile's work has been displayed in galleries around the world, earning him a reputation as one of France's most talented artists. His legacy lives on through his timeless creations, which continue to inspire art lovers and collectors alike. Although he passed away in 1929, Loubet Emile's impact on the art world remains undeniable. His passion for painting and dedication to his craft have left an indelible mark on art history, ensuring that his name will be remembered for generations to come.