Jean Beauduin (Kunst)

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Born in Belgium in 1851, died in Paris in 1916. He studied at the Academy of Beaux-Arts in Anvers. After he completed his studies at the Academy he left for Paris and collaborated on various publications, chronicles, such as Figaro, a popular magazine of the day. He worked on book illustrations for Arman Silvestra and the Countess of Molenes. He is known primarily as a genre painter, portrait artist, and as a landscapist. He showed at the Salon of French Artists and various other Salons of the time. He also participated at exhibitions in France as well as abroad.

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