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Antoine Duc

Antoine Duc (Born 1932) is active/lives in France.  Antoine Duc is known for Paintings.

Antoine Duc, born April 10, 1932 in Valence (France), grew up in  Chambery (France), and studied at the Champittey high school in  Lausanne (Switzerland).

In 1949, he entered the Academy of Beaux-Arts at Grenoble, where he studied for three years.

In 1953, with J. M. Pinot, Antoine Duc restored the Saint Hughes church at Chartreuse.

In 1954, Antoine Duc met his wife, also a painter, who signs her  paintings under the name "Eugenie".

Antoine Duc then spent three years in the French military.  Returning  to civilian life in 1957, Antoine Duc participated in numerous group  art expositions, notably "The Young Great Masters of Today", "Salon  of the Young Painters", "Salon of Independent Artists" in the  cities of Caen, Amiens and Metz.

He also participated in numerous group exhibitions outside of  France in England, Germany, Switzerland, to name a few.

In 1970, Antoine Duc exhibited his paintings at Yvo   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1188 characters.]  Artist bio

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