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Fortin, the most famous and most joyful of our painters, has delivered to posterity a unique and transcendent work. IIndependent of wealth and enjoying the end of his career with a prodigious reputation, this artist is suddenly kidnapped, shamefully exploited and reduced to the most ignoble misery. Witnessing the tragedy, the author, for the first time, raised the veil that covers these twelve years of tribulation.
In French This book is available at the Boutique of the Montreal
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