Jeanne Itasse-Broquet

Daughter of the sculptor Adolphe Itasse and the painter Marie-Félicité Arnaud, she married the sculptor Gaston Broquet. Her rather conventional body of work includes busts, statuettes, groups, and monuments, sometimes inspired by exotic subjects (Egyptian Harpist). She also produced decorative ceramic pieces published by Henriot, Muller, and the Sèvres Manufactory.
 

Jeanne Itasse-Broquet

Henri Darbois (1865-1941), L’Atelier de Mademoiselle Itasse, 1891, private collection © photo St-John Gallery (Ghent, Belgium)

Discover this artist as part of the exhibition In the Time of Camille Claudel, Being a Woman Sculptor in Paris