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A memorable time frame in my life was when I discovered my passion for art at a young age until 1910. I was born into an oppressed yet proud Jewish family, and I was the eldest of nine children. I realized an artistic talent in my perception details. With little money, I made the best art pieces with what I had. My efforts were ratified when my career started taking off. I went to study art so I could learn new techniques and use them with my exceptional perception to get my art noticed. In that time period of studying, people at school could quibble about my art all they wanted, but I didn't let it bother me. I did not take art school casually; to me this opportunity was a great way to launch my career. In 1910, I moved to France and made
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