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DisgrifiadFête des Mères - Félix Régamey.jpg	Français : Affiche de Félix Régamey pour la fête des Mères, 28 mai 1906. English: Poster for the French Mother's Day in 1906, made by Félix Régamey.
Dyddiad	1906
Ffynhonnell	http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b90094096
Awdur	Félix Élie Régamey  (1844–1907)      Enwau eraill Félix-Elie Régamey; Felix Elie Regamey; Félix Elie Régamey; Felix-Elie Regamey Disgrifiad Ffrengig-Swistiraidd arlunydd a/ac cartwnydd dychanol Dyddiad geni/marw 7 Awst 1844  5 Mai 1907  Man geni Paris Cyfnod y bu'n gweithio 1859 –1907  Man y bu'n gweithio Paris; Llundain; Tokyo  Rheolaeth awdurdod : Q3092606 VIAF: 56615305 ISNI: 000000011934774X ULAN: 500020402 Open Library: OL1211495A LCCN: n82263522 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q3092606

Le site de la BNF indique 1904 mais le lundi 28 mai correspond à 1906 (d'où cette date dans la description). Dans tous les cas, Félix Régamey est mort en 1907 et l’œuvre est donc dans le domaine public (ce qu'indique la BNF).

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