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DescriptionParis Peace Conference.jpg

English: Woodrow Wilson, "Georges Clemenceau." And David Lloyd George confer at the——Paris Peace Conference

Date

1919

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Author



Description	French painter
Date of birth/death	12 May 1874	6 October 1938
Location of birth/death	Mercurey	Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire
Work period	1906 –1908
Authority file	: Q3345810 VIAF: 46894239 ISNI: 0000000002081829 LCCN: no2016063387 SUDOC: 190410035 BNF: 13002807p WorldCat

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