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American enthusiasm for French craftsmanship and artisanal expertise has reached new heights. Pierre Yovanovitch, Mathieu ...

Odili Odita's latest work is 'Songs from Life,' a collection of his signature bright, sharp-edged large-scale paintings.

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However, due to opaque transactions through financial hubs like London and the Cayman Islands, the full extent of foreign exposure remains unclear, according to the Wall Street Journal.