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82: 165: 325: 492:" (1912) by Julie de Cistello uses the garden as a place of introspection, enhancing a female character and exacerbating the melancholy and meditative feeling. The character directly addresses the observer through her gaze, and the context highlights the status of a privileged woman, through the maid who prepares her tea. It is also a testimony to the importance given by privileged women to education, depicting female characters reading, or in the case of " 222:, June 14, 1894) who went very young and poor to Brazil where he made a fortune as a merchant, and then been a patron of social, artistic and literary initiatives. Her mother, Maria Luisa de Labourdonnay, was from a family of French aristocratic origin exiled to Rio de Janeiro after the French Revolution. From an early age, her mother educated her three daughters in music and the arts, and they were pupils of the French landscape painter 270:(Sistelo, 14 June 1834 - Rio de Janeiro, 19 October 1886), her father's younger brother, twenty years her senior, in Rio de Janeiro in 1870. He too had emigrated young to follow his brother to Brazil, where he made his fortune as a merchant. Julie probably returned to Portugal in around 1880, the year in which her husband, a renowned patron of social and artistic initiatives in Brazil and Portugal, was appointed 1st 248: 22: 299:, he built the Castle of Sistelo, and paid for the village fountain, the public school and the grave where the family is buried. They had no children and Julie was widowed in 1886, at the age of 32. It was precisely from then on that her career would have a great development, having financed herself her artistic studies at the 238:
Julie de Cistello was the first-born daughter. Her sister Isabel was also an artist and died at the age of 32 in 1888 in Rio de Janeiro, two years after having won the Gold Medal of the Artistic and Industrial Exhibition of Petropólis with a landscape painting. Her younger sister, Emília Labourdonnay
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writing, representing a woman who has put down her parasol and her hat, sitting down in front of a small desk full of notebooks, together with the attempts to reply that were rejected by the character and are laid out on the floor, referring the observer to the psychological state of the model.
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Gonçalves Roque, become a well-known painter in Portugal with whom Julie exhibited in parallel throughout her career. Emília was married in 1894 to her widowed brother-in-law, and began to sign her artistic work as Countess of Alto Mearim. She died in 1939.
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in Paris, where she enrolled in 1892 and again in 1900. The Académie Julian was one of the first schools to accept to integrate women in art education classes, preceding the School of Fine Arts in Paris. Julie de Cistello was a pupil of
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regularly announced her presence at mundane events in Paris between January 1901 and June 1914, a month before the outbreak of the First World War. She died in 1932 at the age of 69.
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painter in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a pioneer in women's access to art education, and one of the first Portuguese-Brazilian women artists in the annual
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and joined the "Cercle des Artistes Brésiliens" in Paris. She exhibited at the Salon until 1924.
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She was one of the first Portuguese-Brazilian women artists to exhibit in the
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Castle of Sistelo in the village of Sistelo, northern Portugal, part of the
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Exhibition of the centenary of the opening of the Ports of Brazil
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Her artist sister: Emília Labourdonnay Gonçalves Roque
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The Castle of Sistelo and the Julian Academy in Paris
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Exhibitions and participation in the Parisian Salons
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