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- ↑ Émile Félicien Lombard Les arts du feu: une innovation en peinture : Émile Lombard, - 1955
- ↑ Max Jacob et les artistes de son temps: de Picasso à Dubuffet 1989 p126 "Entré à la Bibliothèque vers 1935. Paris, Bibliothèque littéraire Jacques Doucet. OANS indication de prénom, il est difficile d'sdentifier l'auteur de cette caricature. 11 pourrait toutefois s'agir de Émile-Félicien Lombard ou d'Alfred Lombard"
