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Portraits du Cimetière du Montparnasse

Published on issue 2 of G.I.U.D.A. Geographical Institute of Unconventional Drawing Arts in June 2010

  • Adolphe Pegoud
  • Auguste Perret
  • Charles Pigeon
  • Denise Auguste Marie Raffet
  • Edgar Quinet
  • Frederic Rossif
  • Gustave Roussy
  • Henri Plon
  • Jean Claude Pascal
  • Jean Marc Reiser
  • Jean Pierre Rampal
  • Jean Poire
  • Jules Henri Poincaré
  • Louis Oscar Roty
  • Orfila Joseph Mathieu
  • Paul Reynaud
  • Pierre Joseph Proudhon
  • Simon Petlioura
  • Yves Andre Rocard
  • Yves Mourousi

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