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1877
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Jean Dunand was born on May 20, 1877 in Lancy near Geneva. His father was a gold caster.
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1891
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Studied at the school of industrial Arts in Geneva.
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1897
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Scholarship from the city of Geneva to study in Paris.
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1898
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Apprentice of Jean Dampt, sculptor.
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1903
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Journey to Italy collaborated with Jean Dampt.
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1909
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Joined the Society of Artists Decorators.
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1912
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Learned the technique of lacquering with Japanese painter SOUGAWARA.
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1914
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Joined the Red Cross.
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1925
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Paris International Decorative Exhibition.
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1928
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Designed the dining room for the Atlantique liner.
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1921 - 1932
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Works from the Dunand, Gouden, Jouve, Schmied group show in the Georges Petit and Jean Charpentier galleries.
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1935
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Designed the smoking room for the Normandie liner.
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1942
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Died on June 7th 1942 at the age of 65.
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1933 - 1944
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Exhibition in the Tuileries.
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Jean Dunand took part in over a hundred national and international exhibitions.
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