1995 Original Vintage Poster - Montreal International Jazz Festival (Red Jazz Cat, Notes) Anthon About the Artists: The three

Name: 1995 Original Vintage Poster - Montreal International Jazz Festival (Red Jazz Cat, Notes) Anthon About the Artists: The three
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1995 Original Vintage Poster Montreal International Jazz Festival (Red Jazz Cat, Notes) Anthon About the Artists: The three About the Artists: The three Le Nain brothers were painters in 17th century France: Antoine Le Nain men of letters and artists who liked to share their knowledge and their humour around a good meal which inevitably ended with dessert by a "concert" of songs and declamations of poetry given by some of the guests Date: 1995 He has worked with them ever since

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