Below are portraits of Anna Akhmatova and Apollinaire and one of the artist (circa 1946) which is not included in the exhibition.
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You can see the portraits at the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver from April 1 - May 28.
Via Nag on the Lake
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