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    Eugène Carrière was a French painter known for his Symbolist works. In 1904, his contemporary Auguste Rodin organized a banquet in his honor to pay tribute to his career. Throughout his career, Carrière's paintings embraced many genres while responding to Symbolist concerns, not restricting himself to portraits and interiors. During the last year of his life, Carrière suffered from throat cancer and underwent surgery that left him paralyzed and unable to speak. Though ill, he was well-liked and continued to receive visits from friends who communicated with him through writing. Carrière died in Paris on March 27, 1906. The Musée d'Orsay celebrated the centenary of his death with an

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    Eugène Carrière was a French painter known for his Symbolist works. In 1904, his contemporary Auguste Rodin organized a banquet in his honor to pay tribute to his career. Throughout his career, Carrière's paintings embraced many genres while responding to Symbolist concerns, not restricting himself to portraits and interiors. During the last year of his life, Carrière suffered from throat cancer and underwent surgery that left him paralyzed and unable to speak. Though ill, he was well-liked and continued to receive visits from friends who communicated with him through writing. Carrière died in Paris on March 27, 1906. The Musée d'Orsay celebrated the centenary of his death with an

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    Symbolism by N V Brodskaya p154

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    Eugène Carrière was a French painter known for his Symbolist works. In 1904, his contemporary Auguste Rodin organized a banquet in his honor to pay tribute to his career. Throughout his career, Carrière's paintings embraced many genres while responding to Symbolist concerns, not restricting himself to portraits and interiors. During the last year of his life, Carrière suffered from throat cancer and underwent surgery that left him paralyzed and unable to speak. Though ill, he was well-liked and continued to receive visits from friends who communicated with him through writing. Carrière died in Paris on March 27, 1906. The Musée d'Orsay celebrated the centenary of his death with an

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    Carrière’s contemporaries paid him a sincere tribute in 1904 when Auguste Rodin
    organised a banquet in his honour.
    Throughout his career, his painting, far from restricting itself to portraits and interior
    scenes, embraced most pictorial genres, always in response to Symbolist concerns. Suffering Matthijs Maris,
    from throat cancer, Carrière underwent surgery that left him paralysed and unable to talk The King’s Children, c. 1890.
    during the last year of his life. But he was a man who was well liked by many, and his friends Oil on canvas, 94.5 x 65 cm.
    continued to pay him visits, engaging in written conversations with him. Carrière died in Stedelijk Museum de Lakenhal, Leiden.

    Paris on 27 March 1906.


    Eugène Carrière,
    The Musée d’Orsay celebrated the centenary of his death with the Rodin-Eugène
    The Motherly Kiss, 1898.
    Carrière exhibition and also through the publication of the catalogue raisonné of his painted Oil on canvas, 99 x 74 cm.
    works, a final homage. Musée des Beaux-Arts, Pau.

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