Edmond HEUZÉ
Nantes - Rue Fourchon - Quai de la Fosse
S. n.|s. l. circa 1920|25 x 30.50 cm|une feuille sous marie-louise encadrée
Original drawing in colored pencils and pastels depicting a view of Nantes.
Edmond Heuzé, pseudonym of Amédée Letrouvé (1884-1967), was a French draughtsman, painter, engraver and writer. For some thirty years, Edmond Heuzé would make his living from seventeen different odd jobs: Nénesse got him into the Moulin Rouge troupe with La Goulue as a dancer under the pseudonym "Williams," which allowed him to travel around the world. He also became a merchant, intermediary, street vendor, traveling circus manager, tap dancer at Maxim's, etc. It was in this last profession that he had the opportunity to paint the circus world in his leisure time. He married Nina Bacquet, the director of the Méd
Edmond Heuzé, pseudonym of Amédée Letrouvé (1884-1967), was a French draughtsman, painter, engraver and writer. For some thirty years, Edmond Heuzé would make his living from seventeen different odd jobs: Nénesse got him into the Moulin Rouge troupe with La Goulue as a dancer under the pseudonym "Williams," which allowed him to travel around the world. He also became a merchant, intermediary, street vendor, traveling circus manager, tap dancer at Maxim's, etc. It was in this last profession that he had the opportunity to paint the circus world in his leisure time. He married Nina Bacquet, the director of the Méd
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