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Oscar Wilson

Oscar Wilson was a British painter (1867–1930). He was born in London.

Oscar Wilson

Bob Corritore, Jimi "Primetime Smith" and Oscar Wilson and the Bromley Blues Club

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Born
1867 · London.
Died
1930
Nationality
United Kingdom · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Occupation
painter
Languages
English

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