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Christine Major

Christine Major (born 1966) is a Canadian painter.

Also recorded as Professor at the School of Visual and Media Arts, UQAM · Major, Christine

Christine Major

Name
Christine Major
Born
1966
Birthplace
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Education
University of Ottawa
Known for
Painter Christine Major (born 1966) is a Canadian painter.
Nationality
Canada
Occupation
painter · university teacher
Fields
visual arts · photography · appropriation · figurative art
Languages
French

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