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Portrait of Jean-Jacques Weiss (1827-1891), editor of "Journal des Debats", 1889. Creator: Jean Beraud. Portrait of Jean-Jacques Weiss (1827-1891), editor of "Journal des Debats", 1889. Creator: Jean Beraud
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Portrait of Jean-Jacques Weiss (1827-1891), editor of "Journal des Debats", 1889. Creator: Jean Beraud. Portrait of Jean-Jacques Weiss (1827-1891), editor of "Journal des Debats", 1889. Creator: Jean Beraud
Portrait of Jean-Jacques Weiss (1827-1891), editor of "Journal des Debats", 1889
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Beraud Jean Carnavalet Museum Editor Jean Beraud Knees Crossed Parisian Pointing Position Publishing Publishing House Wood Material Impressionist Musee Carnavalet Paris Museums
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This portrait, created by Jean Beraud in 1889, showcases Jean-Jacques Weiss (1827-1891), a prominent figure in French journalism as the editor of the esteemed "Journal des Debats." The painting captures Weiss in a full-length pose, seated in a plush armchair with his legs crossed at the knees and his right hand gesturing in a thoughtful manner. Dressed in the fashion of the late 19th century, Weiss wears a dark coat and trousers, with a crisp white shirt and a colorful tie. The portrait exudes an air of sophistication and authority, reflecting Weiss's significant role in the Parisian publishing scene. The painting is a testament to the impressionist style of the time, with its soft, fluid brushstrokes and vibrant colors. The use of oil on wood adds to the richness and depth of the image, making Weiss's features stand out in sharp relief. The portrait was created during a pivotal moment in Weiss's career, as he guided the "Journal des Debats" through the tumultuous political and social landscape of late 19th century France. Today, this portrait is housed in the Musée Carnavalet in Paris, a historic institution dedicated to preserving the heritage and history of the city. The portrait serves as a reminder of the important role that the press played in shaping the public discourse of the time, and of the enduring influence of impressionist art in capturing the essence of a moment in history.
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