Bourmond Byron
Bourmond Byron was a painter, artist, carpenter and shipbuilder (1920–2004). He was born in Jacmel.
Also recorded as Bourmand Byron
Bourmond Byron
- Born
- 1920 · Jacmel.
- Died
- 2004
- Nationality
- Haiti
- Occupation
- painter · artist · carpenter · shipbuilder
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Bourmond Byron was a painter, artist, carpenter and shipbuilder (1920–2004). He was born in Jacmel.
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Born at Jacmel in 1920, died in 2004.
Residence is recorded at Haiti. Work by Bourmond Byron is recorded in the collections of Ulster Museum.
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1920
Bourmond Byron born at Jacmel.
2004
Bourmond Byron died.
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