Frédéric Studer

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Frédéric Studer (1926–2005) was a Swiss painter. He has published collections of drawings, illustrated books and, in 1971, produced a short animated film. He has participated in numerous national and international caricature exhibitions and also exhibited his drawings in Switzerland.^[1]

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