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The Apache's Supper | Louis Legrand | 1901 14th Century The ruins are seen in

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The ruins are seen in the foreground

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The Apache's Supper | Louis Legrand | 1901 14th Century The ruins are seen inThe Apaches Supper (1901) by Louis Legrand (French, 18631951) depicts a scene from Parisian nightlife at the turn of the 20th century, inspired by the popular fascination with the so called Apaches, figures associated with the citys bohemian and marginal worlds. A woman sits at a caf table in thoughtful study, while her companion leans back in a languid, possessive pose. Legrands fluid brushwork and warm, muted tones create a sense of intimacy and

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