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Sisters Markus Werner The first is the autobiographicalMathilde Lewlya female painter at the dawn of the twentieth centuryhas achieved notoriety among the Parisian avant garde. She and her husband, also a talented young artist, pursue their separate visions side by side in a Clichy atelier . . . Mathilde Lewlya female painter at the dawn of the twentieth centuryhas achieved notoriety among the Parisian avant garde. She and her husband, also a talented young artist, pursue their separate visions side by