Gisela Beker
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Gisela Beker (born 9 October 1932 in Free City of Danzig) was an artist and painter. She had three sons; Erol, Brian, and Gary and a granddaughter, Molly. Queen Fabiola of Belgium promoted the first Visual International Art Exhibition of 122 artists from around the world. Beker's painting Graduation Orange received the top prize.
Beker was a US citizen from 1961. She died in Daytona Beach, FL on 18 April 2015, at the age of 82.[citation needed]
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- 1974 "Apollo Defenseur des Art," Belgium. Gisela Beker Winner of Palme d'Or Painting: Graduation Orange
- 1975 Book by Art Critique VALLOBRA, Titled: L'ART CONTEMPORAIN et L'ART FANTASTIQUE, Le Palme d'Or Winner Gisela Beker Painting: Graduation Orange
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