Madeleine Caudel

Madeleine Caudel (21 May 1879 in Paris – 27 January 1962 in Paris)[1] was a French woman landscape painter.[2] Madeleine Caudel was a member of the Société du Salon des Artistes Français.

Madeleine Caudel
Born(1879-05-21)May 21, 1879
(Paris)
Died(1962-01-27)January 27, 1962
(Paris)
NationalityFrench
Known forPainter
MovementPost-Impressionism

She is not to be confused with painters Madeleine Caudel (1905–1993) and Mathilde Caudel-Didier.[3]

Biography

In Paris, she lived at 17e, 75, street Nollet.[4]

From about 1906 she exhibited at the Société du Salon des Artistes Français.[5] From 1926 Madeleine Caudel exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants.[6] Between 1929 and 1931 she exhibited at the Gallery Alexandre Lefranc, 15, street La Ville-l'Evêque (Paris)[7] and Gallery Ecalle.[8] In 1934, Caudel exhibited at the Mon Club together with Vera Rockline (1896-1934) and others.[9]

References
  1. Naissances 1873-1882, 17e arr, D1M9 103, p.3; 17e arr, 21/05/1879, V4E 4816, no.1264, p.18; Mairie de Paris.
  2. Journal officiel de la République française, 1923/08/13 (A55,N218), p. 8008; Gallica BnF
  3. CAUDEL, Madeleine (1905 - 1993); CAUDEL-DIDIER, Mathilde; Benezit Dictionary of Artists, 2006, site Oxford Index (subscription or library membership required)
  4. Annuaire de la curiosité et des beaux-arts: Paris, départements, étranger, 1911; (Paris, 75 rue Nollet, 17e arr.); Le Figaro (Paris. 1854), 1932/11/05 (Numéro 310), p.10, Enseignement; (Paris, 75 rue Nollet, 17e arr.); Gallica BnF
  5. Salon des artistes français. , 1906, p.171 ; Gallica BnF
  6. Société des artistes indépendants. 37, Catalogue de la 37e exposition 1926, p.73; Gallica BnF
  7. Galerie ALEXANDRE LEFRANC, 15, rue La Ville-l'Evêque (Paris); Comoedia (Paris. 1907), 1929/01/20 (A23,N5854), p.3, Expositions Gallica BnF
  8. Galerie Ecalle, 1933; La Semaine à Paris (Paris. 1922); Gallica BnF
  9. Comoedia (Paris. 1907), 1934/03/09 (A28,N7699). p.3, Peintures féminines; Comoedia; Gallica BnF

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