Untitled
c. 2000
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ABOUT Yolande Labaki
Yolande Labaki: A Pioneering Lebanese PainterYolande Labaki (b. 1927) is a Lebanese painter who was born in Saida and lives between Beirut and Brussels.Early Life and Artistic EducationLabaki attended the Sorbonne University in Paris, studying literature and art history, after which she began painting. A self-taught artist, she was mentored by...
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