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  • Bisare

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  • Hata Deli

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  • Emile Mas

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  • Luc Lafnet

    Luc Lafnet (1889 -1939) was born in in Liege, he died in 1939 in Rueil-Malmaison (Hauts-de-Seine). Luc Lafnet was a painter, printmaker and illustrator in France. He lived in Paris from 1923 till 1939, his works approached the abstract art. He used the aliases Jim Black, Lucas O.Viset for his…

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