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Louis-César-Joseph Ducornet, an artist born without arms. Lithograph by H. Robillard.
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Louis-César-Joseph Ducornet, an artist born without arms. Lithograph by H. Robillard.

Hippolyte Robillard

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Lettering: Ducornet. Né sans bras. Peint et lithographié par Hte. Robillard.

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