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Did Jacques-François Ochard give Claude Monet his first drawing lessons?
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apparently he recieved his first lessons when he entered la havre secondary school of the arts. that is when jacgues-francois orchard taught. otherwise i read wrong and he recieved his first lessons from JACQUES when he entered the school
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Jacques-François Ochard died in 1870.
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