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In 2007, Barcelona City
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According to Paula Cantó, "Picasso and Sabartés were born in the same year, 1881. They met when they were studying at the Llotja art school of
Barcelona, and they were both regulars at Els Quatre Gats, where the youngest artistic circle of Barcelona would gather."
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Sabartés was born at 84 Sant Pere Més Baix Street in
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