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- André_Fontaine_(painter) abstract "André Fontaine (St Gédeon, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, March 6, 1926 - Quebec, January 30, 2005) was a painter known as \"The Painter of the stars\" and a newspaper journalist. He founded his movement in painting,(the cosmonitic art), in Quebec, being the first to use fiberglass. He was recognized worldwide and skirted famous names, including Walt Disney who dedicated a Mickey Mouse cartoon published in newspapers around the world.".
- André_Fontaine_(painter) comment "André Fontaine (St Gédeon, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, March 6, 1926 - Quebec, January 30, 2005) was a painter known as \"The Painter of the stars\" and a newspaper journalist. He founded his movement in painting,(the cosmonitic art), in Quebec, being the first to use fiberglass. He was recognized worldwide and skirted famous names, including Walt Disney who dedicated a Mickey Mouse cartoon published in newspapers around the world.".