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The Lost Architecture of Jean Welz football It took a lifetime toA leading painter still highly regarded in South Africa, Jean Welz was an economic emigre from Europe on the eve of WWII. His prior architectural career has been virtually unknown until a string of discoveries unfolded for author and filmmaker Peter Wyeth over a decade, allowing him to narrate this amazing true tale of genius. Born in 1900 and trained in ultra sophisticated, but conservative Vienna, Welz was sent to Paris for the 1925 Art Deco