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Achille Laugé 1861 - 1944, le néo-impressionnisme dans la lumière du sud. Littérature au Musée d'Art Moderne deThe Fondation de l'Hermitage is dedicating a major retrospective to the French painter Achille Laug (1861 1944)a first in Switzerland. An artist deeply attached to his native Occitania, Laug fascinates with his unique journey within the Neo Impressionist movement. The exhibition, which brings together nearly eighty works and covers Laug's entire career, highlights the profound originality of this painter of everyday life, driven by an exceptional