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Marina Le Gall
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In her ceramic bestiary, Marina Le Gall shows a fauna just as well known from our countryside as from the common imagination that populates tales and legends. They are bears, hares, foxes, deer, wild boars, owls and owls. Her Latest works are exhibited at the Galerie du Passage.
Title: Marina Le Gall
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In her ceramic bestiary, Marina Le Gall shows a fauna just as well known from our countryside as from the common imagination that populates tales and legends.
They are bears, hares, foxes, deer, wild boars, owls and owls.
Her Latest works are exhibited at the Galerie du Passage.
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