Greatest Illustrators Gustave Doré Born In 1833
A 19th century artist Gustave Doré is highlighted for his prolific output from 1854 to 1883. He produced over 42 000 illustrations, averaging four per day across 29 years. The note also mentions his paintings and sculpture and an architectural sculpture from the 1912 Industrial exhibition in Koeslin Germany.
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