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Robert Sivard |
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Clinique des Animaux |
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From ‘France Soir’, 1953: "Sivard has painted a horse butcher with the boss and his helper on the door sill, the St. Denis baths, a laundry, a carpenter shop. His masterpiece is the facade of the animal clinic on Rue St. Andre des Arts, which is patronized by the Duke of Windsor. The painter-diplomat has presented the Duke very irreverently: posed before the door of the clinic holding a bird cage and a poodle on a leash. The dog resembles His Royal Highness like a brother. One cannot be more sympathetic...he is probably one of the most valuable of the young American artists." (Note the poodle's raised eyebrow.) |
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