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Dominique Roman

Roman Dominique Roman (avril, Arles - janvier, Arles) est un photographe français.

Dominique Roman

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Born
Dominique Roman was born, sources differ on the date (18 April 1824 and 16 April 1824). · Arles.
Died
Dominique Roman died on 4 January 1911. · Arles.
Nationality
France.
Occupation
photographer and writer.
Movements
Félibrige.
Languages
French and Occitan.

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  1. 01Biography
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  3. 03Visual art and other activities
  4. 04Archives and collections
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