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  • March-April 2023
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    Essays

    Jean Lorrain, Ambassador from Sodom

    By Laurence Senelick: “As unctuous as a frosted pastry,” Lorrain became known, in the words of Philippe Jullian, as “the Petronius of the decadence ... the best observer of a milieu of which he was also the worst ornament” (Figure 3).

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    The Inscrutable John Singer Sargent

    By Andrew Holleran: When people would knock on his door asking for work, Sargent, if interested, would invite them in and ask them to remove their clothes “so I can see your figure.” One of these was Nicola D’Inverno, an amateur boxer who became not only Sargent’s model but his studio manager and valet for 25 years

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    Joining the Rosa Bonheur Revival

    By Emily L. Quint Freeman: Bonheur painted herself into The Horse Fair as a participant, dressed in the standard attire of the other (all male) riders.

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    Gustave Courtois in the Paris Salon

    By Eduardo A. Febles: One journalist accused Courtois of bad taste for showing the athlete bare-chested, while another speculated on the artist’s experience of pleasure while executing the work: “What intense pleasure M. Gustave Courtois must have felt while giving shape to the triumphant torso of the athlete Maurice de Riaz! How he has caressed its sinuous contours!”

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