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Gaston Rebry (1933 – 2007) -Untitled 18x24 figurative sculpture

Gaston Rebry (1933 – 2007) -Untitled 18x24 figurative sculptureGaston Rebry came to Canada in 1954 at the age of nineteen to visit his sister in Montreal after the death of their father. Like his father, Gaston was a competitive cyclist, and had been quite successful in the sport. His love of art and painting was just too strong and he soon abandoned the cycling to study drawing at the Menen Academy. When Gaston crossed the ocean again in 1955, he brought his passion for art with him. He studied at the cole des

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figurative sculpture

Belgium and Germany

Sometimes struck with a little nostalgia

George Maman began painting and drawing all  while completing his medical degree and later specializing in anesthesiology

Gaston Rebry (1933 – 2007) -Untitled 18x24 figurative sculptureGaston Rebry came to Canada in 1954 at the age of nineteen to visit his sister in Montreal after the death of their father. Like his father, Gaston was a competitive cyclist, and had been quite successful in the sport. His love of art and painting was just too strong and he soon abandoned the cycling to study drawing at the Menen Academy. When Gaston crossed the ocean again in 1955, he brought his passion for art with him. He studied at the cole des

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