If you would like to do our treasure hunt on Street Art in the 13th arrondissement of the capital and discover the secrets of these frescoes click here<\/a><\/p>\n Bault<\/strong><\/a> and his fascination with the art of madmen Bault (born in 1974) is an artist from Aveyron.<\/p>\n He is fascinated by the freedom of creation and the spontaneity of children and madmen who draw things from their imagination.<\/p>\n In this fresco, the artist immerses us in a very plant-filled fantasy world.<\/p>\n Discover a secret about this Street Art fresco in our mobile street art tour in Paris<\/a><\/p>\n Location of this fresco: 5 Rue Jean S\u00e9bastien Bach, Paris 13<\/p>\n Bom-K (short for Bombing Killa) is the pseudonym of a French artist (born in 1973).<\/p>\n At the center of this work titled \u201cYoung Graffiti Girl\u201d is a young girl using a spray can.<\/p>\n On the shoulder of this girl sits a mouse holding a cup. The cup has the inscription \u201cI love Paris.\u201d<\/p>\n This young graffiti girl seems to bring back color and life to a rather gray city.<\/p>\n Location: At the intersection of Place Pinel and Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n Borondo (born in 1989) is a Spanish artist.<\/p>\n He was invited to create this fresco as part of the 2014 edition of Nuit Blanche in Paris.<\/p>\n This work reminds us of the three monkeys, each covering a different part of their face with their hands.<\/p>\n Here, the grandfather prevents his son from hearing, the father prevents his son from seeing. Logically, the grandfather should not be able to hear.<\/p>\n However, his face looks scribbled over as if by a child. This street art fresco can be found at 93 rue du Chevaleret, Paris 13<\/p>\n Combo is a French street artist born to a Moroccan Muslim mother and a Lebanese Christian father. This work was created on the wall of the Gustave Flaubert middle school shortly after the 2015 attacks.<\/p>\n It depicts Marianne carrying a French flag made up of children\u2019s drawings on the theme of living together.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, this fresco was erased. It was located on Avenue d’Ivry at the Gustave Flaubert school, Paris 13.<\/p>\n Conor Harrington is an Irish artist living in London.<\/p>\n His style is a mix between the realism of classical painting and the codes of street art.<\/p>\n In this fresco \u201cEmbrace and Struggle,\u201d two characters face each other. Conor leaves us to imagine the nature of their exchange: friendly or conflictual.<\/p>\n Discover an anecdote about this fresco in our mobile street art scavenger hunt<\/a><\/p>\n This work is located at 81 Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n Cryptik is an American artist of Korean origin living in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n This work is a POEM by William Saroyan in Latin script, brush calligraphed in golden letters by Cryptik.<\/p>\n Discover the meaning of the last verse: \u201cIn the time you are given to live…..\u201d in our mobile street art scavenger hunt in Paris 13<\/a><\/p>\n This poem is located at 169 Bis Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n Christian Gu\u00e9my (born in 1973) is a French street artist better known by the name C215.<\/p>\n This fresco \u201cThe Mother and Her Child\u201d was created with stencils for the Ledru-Rollin National Maternal Center.<\/p>\n This institution provides material and psychological support to pregnant women and single mothers with children to care for.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: at the corner of Rue Jean-S\u00e9bastien Bach and Rue du Dr Victor Hutinel, Paris 13<\/p>\n This fresco was created as part of the 2024 Olympic Games bid.<\/p>\n The artist created more than 70 portraits of athletes throughout Paris.<\/p>\n On this sports complex, from left to right we can see:<\/p>\n – Zin\u00e9dine Zidane in blue (Football) The colors of these three athletes form the French flag.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Address: 30 Avenue Edison, Paris 13<\/p>\n In the 13th arrondissement, at the corner of Avenue de Choisy and Rue des Fr\u00e8res d’Astier de la Vigerie, at the ground floor of a building, you will find this fresco.<\/p>\n It depicts a bearded man with a sad gaze. \ud83d\udccd Location: at the intersection of Rue des Fr\u00e8res d’Astier de la Vigerie and Avenue de Choisy, Paris 13<\/p>\n C215 describes this work as \u201ca simple and adorable cat.\u201d He wanted this cat to bring happiness to passersby and to passengers of the aerial metro Line 6.<\/p>\n The artist loves painting cats, because they are both domestic and free animals. The cat is painted in blue, a color that has always symbolized escape.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 141 Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n Doudou\u2019Style (born in 1984) is a Parisian of Martinican origin. Her works are colorful, poetic, and influenced by her passion for manga.<\/p>\n This fresco was created for the association VTR (*Live Your Dream*). The work shows a child painting their own belly with a brush.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: at the intersection of Rue Fran\u00e7oise Dolto and Rue Marie-Louise Dubreuil-Jacotin, Paris 13<\/p>\n Dean Stockton (born in 1978), alias D*Face, is a London-based artist.<\/p>\n This fresco shows a disfigured man and woman embracing lovingly.<\/p>\n Discover what this man represents in our mobile street art scavenger hunt<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 8 Place Pinel, Paris 13<\/p>\n This fresco depicts a femme fatale with an intense and sensual look.<\/p>\n She is painted with a palette centered around shades of blue. \ud83d\udccd Location: at the corner of Boulevard Vincent Auriol and Rue Nationale, Paris 13<\/p>\n Patrick McNeil (born in 1975) and Patrick Miller (born in 1976) are better known as FAILE (an anagram of *A LIFE*).<\/p>\n This duo of New York-based artists create works inspired by vintage culture, pop, and comics.<\/p>\n This work depicts a ballerina suspended in mid-air.<\/p>\n In the background you can see the city of New York with the Brooklyn Bridge.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 110 Rue Jeanne d\u2019Arc, Paris 13<\/p>\n Among the Incas, Inti is the god of the SUN. Every day he crosses the sky from east to west, and at the end of the day he dives into the water and swims back to the east to rise again the next morning. INTI is the pseudonym of a Chilean artist. His very colorful works are full of details and inspired by his South American culture.<\/p>\n In June 2015, he created this fresco representing a secular version of the Madonna.<\/p>\n Discover the meaning of the hidden letter in this fresco in our mobile street art scavenger hunt<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 81 Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n This work by INTI, *An Innocent Doll*, represents his favorite character, the Kusillo.<\/p>\n Discover the meaning of \u201cKusillo\u201d in our mobile street art scavenger hunt in Paris 13<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 8 Rue Lahire, Paris 13<\/p>\n The artist Invader became known by creating Space Invaders all over Paris.<\/p>\n His technique is recognizable: he places small mosaic tiles side by side to create works that look pixelated.<\/p>\n He was invited by the city of Paris to create the famous TV character Dr House on the wall of the Piti\u00e9-Salp\u00eatri\u00e8re hospital.<\/p>\n Discover who this work pays tribute to in our mobile street art scavenger hunt in Paris 13<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 59 Boulevard Vincent Auriol (Piti\u00e9-Salp\u00eatri\u00e8re Hospital), Paris 13<\/p>\n Jana (Austrian, born in 1985) and Js (French, born in 1981) are a couple of urban artists.<\/p>\n Their art consists of printing photos, cutting them out to create light and shadow effects, then adding details using spray paint.<\/p>\n In their works, Jana and Js often stage themselves photographing the city and its passersby, as in this fresco.<\/p>\n This reverses the usual order of things, because here it is the passerby who is photographed.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 121 Rue Jeanne d\u2019Arc, Paris 13<\/p>\n This work was created by two Chilean artists who are part of the group *Alapinta Crew*.<\/p>\n At the center of this fresco is a Native American mama representing Mother Earth.<\/p>\n Trees sprout from her head, her body is made up of plants, flowers, fruits, and fish. The work aims to draw our attention to the importance of taking care of our planet, which nourishes us.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 50 Rue Jeanne d\u2019Arc, Paris 13 (unfortunately no longer visible today)<\/p>\n David de la Mano was born in 1975 in Spain. Today, he lives in Uruguay.<\/p>\n David is a contemporary artist who creates black-and-white human silhouettes. In this fresco, titled \u201cProfile,\u201d these human silhouettes gather together to form the face of a man in profile.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 4 Rue Jenner, Paris 13<\/p>\n Victorien Liria (born in 1990) is a French artist better known as Maye.<\/p>\n His long, flexible, curved, semi-mechanical figures characterize his style.<\/p>\n In this work, the artist Maye wanted to take us on a journey to his native region: Camargue.<\/p>\n Orange is used as the background color, recalling the southern sun. We see a Camargue horseman riding a flamingo (the emblem of Camargue).<\/p>\n He holds a trident in his right hand to guide the bulls. This work is full of hidden details: \ud83d\udccd Location: 131 Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n Frank Shepard Fairey, better known as Obey, gained fame thanks to the poster \u201cHOPE\u201d representing Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign.<\/p>\n Obey is a committed artist who creates magnificent works to draw attention to his ideas.<\/p>\n In December 2015, he created this ecological work during the COP21 in Paris.<\/p>\n At the center of this work is the Earth, which must be preserved.<\/p>\n The actors who must lead this fight for the planet are shown: On the sides, we see two possible futures: \ud83d\udccd Location: 60 Rue Jeanne d\u2019Arc, Paris 13<\/p>\n Obey created this fresco, called \u201cLiberty Equality Fraternity,\u201d the day after the terrorist attack on the Bataclan in November 2015.<\/p>\n The artist was inspired by a poster \u201cMake Art Not War,\u201d replacing the text with the motto of the French Republic.<\/p>\n He added a tricolor flag inspired by social networks, since shortly after the attack, many Facebook users changed their profile photos by adding a filter with the colors of the French flag: blue, white, and red.<\/p>\n Discover the symbol of this work in our mobile street art scavenger hunt in Paris 13<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: At the intersection of Rue Nationale and Boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13<\/p>\n San Miguel OKUDA (born in 1980) is a Spanish artist who creates very colorful paintings made up of many geometric patterns.<\/p>\n She retains her enigmatic smile and gaze, but her body is made up of a patchwork of colorful geometric shapes.<\/p>\n She carries a \u201cLouis Vuitton\u201d bag to emphasize that Paris is still the world capital of luxury and fashion \u2014 a true symbol.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: Villa d\u2019Est\u00e9, Paris 13<\/p>\n James Reka (born in 1983) is an Australian artist living in Berlin. His creations are abstract and very colorful.<\/p>\n His work in a style he calls \u201cshattered cubism\u201d represents two figures: a man whose head, body, and right arm are visible, and in front of him, a half-face that seems to represent a woman. Both characters look to the right.<\/p>\n However, to the right of this fresco is the suburbs, which makes the title \u201cA Look Toward Paris\u201d somewhat puzzling.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 1 Rue du Chevaleret, Paris 13<\/p>\n ROA (born in 1975) is a Belgian artist specializing in large black-and-white animal frescoes.<\/p>\n During a stay in Paris, he found inspiration for this fresco after visiting the Natural History Museum.<\/p>\n This work represents, on a very large scale, the skeleton of a cat standing on its hind legs.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: Rue Marguerite Duras, Paris 13<\/p>\n Julien Malland, known as \u201cSeth,\u201d is a French street artist.<\/p>\n His works often represent children from around the world, shown in difficult geographic, social, or political contexts.<\/p>\n He defines himself as a committed artist, raising awareness about the state of the world to make it move forward.<\/p>\n In this work, Seth depicts two children, one white, one black. Their heads are plunged into a rainbow.<\/p>\n Both children wear schoolbags with locks and are exchanging the key to open them.<\/p>\n This fresco illustrates that the world needs mutual aid and exchange between peoples in order to progress.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: At the intersection of Rue du Loiret and Rue Regnault, Paris 13<\/p>\n This work shows a child seen from behind, who does not wish to live in our world \u2014 therefore, he does not look at us.<\/p>\n Discover why this child is not looking at us in our mobile street art scavenger hunt in Paris 13<\/a>.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 9 Rue Jeanne d\u2019Arc, Paris 13<\/p>\n Str\u00f8k is a Norwegian artist. His style is very recognizable: with his characters painted on building walls, he seeks to disturb our vision through improbable angles of view and cast shadows that disrupt perspective.<\/p>\n Often, at first glance the image is not immediately clear; you must focus your attention to understand what you are seeing.<\/p>\n Rue du Chevaleret was one of the central places for the 2014 Nuit Blanche edition.<\/p>\n Several frescoes were created there, including this piece by Anders Gjennestad (Str\u00f8k), located opposite the metro exit.<\/p>\n Str\u00f8k painted this fresco in his style, representing a man walking his dog.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 85 Rue du Chevaleret, Paris 13<\/p>\n Tristan Eaton (born in 1978) is an American artist known for his large colorful portraits, which include famous comic book characters inside them.<\/p>\n He created this fresco for the 2014 edition of Nuit Blanche in Paris.<\/p>\n The fresco reproduces David\u2019s painting of Napoleon crossing the Alps.<\/p>\n Within the work, we see: The title recalls the documentary *The Revolution Will Not Be Televised*, which tells of the coup against Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez in 2002 and the mobilization of millions who brought him back to power less than 48 hours later.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 8 Rue du Chevaleret, Paris 13<\/p>\n Vinie Graffiti was born in Toulouse in 1984. This creation is the result of a collaboration between two French artists: R\u00e9asone and Vinie.<\/p>\n R\u00e9asone painted the environment in which Vinie\u2019s character is found, adding relief.<\/p>\n Vinie is known for her imaginary female character with seductive eyes, a mix between a doll and a pin-up.<\/p>\n She is recognizable thanks to her hair made of letters.<\/p>\n Her aim is for her character to be universal and relatable to everyone, which is why it has no name, ethnic origin, or backstory.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 58 Rue des Grands Moulins, Paris 13<\/p>\n Zabou is the pseudonym of an artist born in Saumur, currently living in London.<\/p>\n This work, \u201cPaper Planes,\u201d was created on the wall of a school.<\/p>\n It depicts a boy wearing an aviator helmet and a girl flying in the air with paper planes.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 10 Rue Godefroy, Paris 13<\/p>\n ZAG (from Brittany) and SIA (from Paris) are two French artists specializing in anamorphosis on stairs.<\/p>\n Anamorphosis is a work whose forms are distorted and can only be fully seen from a specific angle.<\/p>\n This fresco pays tribute to two men \u2014 Walt Disney (left) and Salvador Dal\u00ed (right) \u2014 who collaborated on the film *Destino*.<\/p>\n It also references Pink Floyd, with the light split by a prism, as seen on the album cover *The Dark Side of the Moon* (1973).<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd Location: 67 Rue du Chevaleret, Paris 13<\/p>\nStreet artists and their works in Paris 13<\/h2>\n
\nBOM-K<\/strong><\/a> and his rather dark works
\nBorondo<\/strong><\/a> and his inimitable style
\nCombo<\/strong><\/a> and his desire for living together
\nConor<\/strong><\/a>, his blend of realism and street art codes
\nCryptik<\/strong><\/a> and his magnificent calligraphy
\nC215<\/strong><\/a>, his will to pay tribute to invisible people
\nDoudou\u2019Style<\/strong><\/a>, her manga-influenced style
\nD*Face<\/strong><\/a> and his monumental street art frescoes
\nFaile<\/strong><\/a> and their comic-inspired urban works
\nINTI<\/strong><\/a> and his frescoes inspired by South American culture
\nInvader<\/strong><\/a> and his mosaics
\nJana and Js<\/strong><\/a> and their photos
\nMaher and Aner<\/strong><\/a> and their desire to protect nature
\nMaye<\/strong><\/a> and his supple, semi-mechanical figures
\nMano<\/strong><\/a> and his human silhouettes gathering to form street art frescoes
\nOBEY<\/strong><\/a> and his wish to convey his ideas through street art
\nOKUDA<\/strong><\/a> and his colorful frescoes made up of geometric shapes
\nReka<\/strong><\/a> and his abstract street art works
\nRoa<\/strong><\/a> and his black-and-white animal frescoes
\nSeth<\/strong><\/a> and his colorful children
\nStrok<\/strong><\/a> and his relief street art frescoes
\nTristan Eaton<\/strong><\/a> and his urban works composed of cartoon characters
\nVinie<\/strong><\/a> and her beautiful doll
\nZabou<\/strong><\/a> and her giant characters
\nZag and Sia<\/strong><\/a>, anamorphosis on stairs.<\/p>\nBault<\/a><\/h2>\n
Snail Frog<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nBOM-K<\/a><\/h2>\n
Young Graffiti Girl<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nBorondo<\/a><\/h2>\n
The 3 Ages<\/h3>\n
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\nSome believe the artist wanted to protect new generations from the mistakes made by previous ones.<\/p>\nCombo<\/a><\/h2>\n
\nHe is an activist against communitarianism and for all human beings to love one another, regardless of their origin, religion, or skin color.<\/p>\nMarianne<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nConor Harrington<\/a><\/h2>\n
Embrace and Struggle<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nCryptik<\/a><\/h2>\n
William Saroyan<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nC215<\/a><\/h2>\n
The Mother and Her Child<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nOlympic Games 2024<\/h3>\n
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\n– Laura Flessel in white (Fencing)
\n– Teddy Riner in red (Judo) (photo dated 01\/07\/2017).<\/p>\nThe Bearded Man<\/h3>\n
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\nA beautiful combination of colors and fine detail in the beard and eyebrows.<\/p>\nCat<\/h3>\n
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\nFreedom is the most important thing for an artist.<\/p>\nDoudou\u2019Style<\/a><\/h2>\n
Childlike Painting<\/h3>\n
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\nVTR is an association that reveals talent and organizes cultural and solidarity events.<\/p>\nD*Face<\/a><\/h2>\n
Love Won\u2019t Tear Us Apart<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nTurncoat<\/h3>\n
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\nHer bright red lips capture attention.
\nHer dark eyebrows and rebellious hair give the fresco a sense of movement.<\/p>\nFaile<\/a><\/h2>\n
And I Held My Breath<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nINTI<\/a><\/h2>\n
La Madre Secular<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nAn Innocent Doll<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nInvader<\/a><\/h2>\n
Dr House<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nJana and Js<\/a><\/h2>\n
Photos<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nMaher and Aner<\/a><\/h2>\n
Tierra Madre<\/h3>\n
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\nThis mother, representing the Earth, feeds a child symbolizing the human race.<\/p>\nMano<\/a><\/h2>\n
\nEach silhouette is different \u2014 some have a wolf\u2019s head, others a bird\u2019s head. They move in groups and combine to form something larger.<\/p>\nProfile<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nMaye<\/a><\/h2>\n
Camargue<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n
\nIn his other hand he carries a spray can releasing butterflies.<\/p>\n
\n– bees flying from the hat,
\n– the rider\u2019s beard is made of flowers,
\n– a horseshoe bracelet,
\n– the music sheet \u201cLe Galop de Camargue\u201d wrapped around the flamingo\u2019s leg,
\n– a ring on the other leg with the artist\u2019s wife\u2019s name,
\n– tattoos referencing his son,
\n– a tiny Eiffel Tower on the rider\u2019s keychain.<\/p>\nOBEY<\/a><\/h2>\n
COP21<\/h3>\n
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\n– At the top, the United States, symbolized by the Statue of Liberty.
\n– At the bottom, France (host of COP21), symbolized by the Eiffel Tower.<\/p>\n
\n– On the right, a peaceful future with wind turbines.
\n– On the left, an oil extraction machine with the words \u201cLifeguard not on duty\u201d written on the water, signifying that the world\u2019s beaches are no longer usable.<\/p>\nLiberty Equality Fraternity<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nOKUDA<\/a><\/h2>\n
Mona Lisa<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nReka<\/a><\/h2>\n
A Look Toward Paris<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nRoa<\/a><\/h2>\n
Animal Skeleton<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nSeth<\/a><\/h2>\n
The Key<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nChild in Shorts<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nStrok<\/a><\/h2>\n
Walking the Dog<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nTristan Eaton<\/a><\/h2>\n
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised<\/h3>\n
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\n– the most famous cartoon cat and mouse: Tom & Jerry,
\n– the face of actress Brigitte Bardot,
\n– pin-up legs,
\n– a snake, etc.<\/p>\nVinie<\/a><\/h2>\n
\nShe was a precocious child who held her first exhibition at the age of 10.<\/p>\nRed Doll<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nZabou<\/a><\/h2>\n
Paper Planes<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nZag and Sia<\/a><\/h2>\n
Destino<\/h3>\n
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