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Pastel portrait of Alkan in about 1835, by Édouard Dubufe |
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Photograph of Alkan (close-up version of photo below & left in oval frame) |
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Photograph of Alkan, unknown date |
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Photograph of Alkan of unknown provenance and date (thought to be about 1850) |
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Pencil sketch of Alkan, by A Osborne Campbell (curiously dated 1926) |
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Oil painting of Alkan, by Wilhelm Rubach. |
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Alkan’s tomb (and detail), Montmartre Cemetery, Paris |
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Alkan’s father, Alkan Morhange (1780-1855) |
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Alkan’s mother, Julie Morhange (née Abraham) (1784/5-1868) |
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Alkan’s 3rd brother, Napoléon (1826-1906) |
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Alkan’s elder sister, Céleste (1812-1897) |
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Alkan’s presumed son, Élie-Miriam Delaborde (1839-1913) |
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Alkan’s Érard grand piano pédalier, now in the Musée de la Musique, Paris |
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Alkan’s great-nephew, Jacques Nam (originally Lehmann), grandson of Céleste and distinguished French artist and sculptor, best known for his works with animals (1881-1974) |
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