Jouy, Jules (1855-1897, actor, poet) - Companion from Hydropathes and Chat-Noir times. He painted his portrait

 

Kahn, Gustave (1859-1936, poet symbolist) - A relation having written on the artist. He painted the portrait of his wife

Kergorlay, comte Jean de (1860-1923) - Relation

Lavedan, Henri (1859-1940, academician) - Relation having written his epitaph

Le Laurain, Marcelle (1888-1946, married to Barthélémy alias Jean d’Angelo) - A relation of whom he painted several portraits

Le Senne, Camille (1851-1931, reporter) - A relation having written on the artist

Léandre, Charles (1862-1934, drawman) - Companion from Montmartre time

Léautaud, Paul (1872-1956, writter) - A relation having written on the artist

 

Leclère, Tristan (1874-1966, writter having Klingsor as pseudonym ) - A relation having written in lengh on the artist

Leconte de Lisle, Charles (1818-1894, poet) - Relation of whom he painted the portrait

Lefèvre, Maurice (1857-1915, writter) - A relation with whom he cooperate for a book

 

Lemaire, Madeleine (1845-1928, painter) - Participation to her lounge

 

Letellier, Marthe (1878-1954, married to the managing director of the Journal ) - Relation of whom he painted the portrait

 

Lévy, Jules (1857-1935, writter and initiator of the Salon des Incohérents) - Companion from Montmartre time

Lorrain, Jean (1855-1906, writter) - Friend of whom he painted several portraits

Louÿs, Pierre (1870-1925, writter, pseudonym for Pierre Félix Louis) - Relation

 

Mac Nab, Maurice (1856-1889, poet) - Companion from Montmartre time

Marche, Alexandre (1859-1884, painter) - Friend from Ecole des Beaux-arts

 

Marquet, Mary (1895-1979, actress) – Family friend

Marx, Claude Roger (art critic and writter) - A relation having written on the artist

 

Maeterlink, Maurice (1862-1949, writter) - Relation

Mauclair, Camille (1872-1945, art critic and novelist) - A friend having written in lengh on the artist. He cooperate to one of his book

 

Mélandri, Achille (1845-1905, poet) - Companion from Montmartre time

Merson, Olivier (1846-1920, painter) - Relation

Meyer, Arthur (1844-1924,managing director of Le Gaulois) - A relation of whom he painted the portrait of his wife

Mirbeau, Octave (1848-1917, writter) - A relation having written on the artist

 

Monet, Claude (1840-1926, painter) - Relation

Montebello, comtesse Albertine de (1855-1930) - Thanks to her, the artist received the title chevalier d’Isabelle la catholique. He painted her portrait

Montesquiou-Fézansac, Robert de (1855-1921, writter and sponsor) - Friend of whom he painted several portraits

 

Moréas, Jean (1856-1910, poet) - Friend. The artist was his testament witness

 

Moreau-Vauthier, Charles (1857-1924, painter and writter) - Friend from Ecole des Beaux-arts and having written on the artist

Mornand, Louisa de (1884-1963, actress) - Relation of whom he painted the portrait

Mourey, Gabriel (1865-1943, writter) - A relation having written on the artist

 

Mucha, Alfons (1860-1939, painter) - Companion from Montmartre time

Mühlfeld, Lucien (1870-1902, novelist) – Participation to his wife lounge

Noailles, Anna, countess Mathieu de (1876-1933, writter) - Family friend of whom he painted the family portraits. His husband was witness at the daughter’s artist wedding.

Normandie, Edmond de (Painter) - Friend from Ecole des Beaux-arts. He painted his portrait

Paquin, Jeanne (1869-1936, creator of haute-couture) - Relation

Pissarro, Camille (1830-1903, painter) - Relation. They share a major exhibition in 1893 at Georges Petit gallery

 

Poiret, Paul (1879-1944, creator of haute-couture) - Relation

 

Polaire, born Émilie Marie Bouchaud (1883- 1939, actress) - Family friend of whom he painted the portrait

Ponchon, Raoul (1848-1937, poet and writter) - Friend having written verses on the artist

 

Pougy, Liane de (1869-1950, actress) - Friend of whom he painted several portraits. She was her favorite painter

 

Potocka, comtesse (1852-1930) - Participation to her lounge

Pozzi, Samuel Jean (1846-1918, doctor) - Relation and collector of his works

 

 

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