LOUIS ALBERT-LEFEUVRE (French / active 1875-1905)
The sculptor Louis Étienne Marie Albert-Lefeuvre, sometimes just called Albert Lefeuvre, was born in Paris. He was a pupil of Dumont and Falguière. His marble sculpture L'Adolescence, which won the Grand Prix de Florence in 1876, is in the Musée de Montpellier.
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Selected prints by LOUIS ALBERT-LEFEUVRE
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