Talk:Alix Aymé

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Notability

I'm not sure what makes Alix Aymé notable (See WP:Notability). What was it about her life or work was significant?

Was some of her personal or professional activities in Indochina notable?
Was there something about her work that was notable (unique style, technique, or something else)?
Did she inspire artists who then became successful?

There are likely several other questions that could prompt the notable discussion. I'm not sure that this article, at least based upon the content so far, warrants it's own article. I've moved her info to the École des Beaux-Arts de l'Indochine article in the Instructors section. There still needs to be a bit of information that ties her directly to the school - and what impact she made at the school.--CaroleHenson (talk) 12:44, 12 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]