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I'm surprised he couldn't find that himself using Google. It usually gives you several suggestions based on what you type in. If that name wasn't right, he could have tried 'French painters' or something. Too lazy, I guess.
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As soon as you said the name of the painter was Bogero I immediately knew you were spelling it wrong. Problem was, I couldn't for the life of me remember what the correct spelling was! The fact that there's actually a painter named Bogero (or that Bogero is actually a real last name!) probably didn't help you any. Good on you for not taking his BS.Sorry, my cow died so I don't need your bullComment
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