Bonaventure Laurens
Bonaventure Laurens was a French painter and composer (1801–1890). He was born at Carpentras and died at Montpellier.
Also recorded as Jules Joseph Bonaventure Laurens; J. J. B. Laurens; Jean Joseph Bonaventure Laurens.
Identity and origins
Bonaventure Laurens was recorded at birth as Jean Joseph Bonaventure Laurens. The authorities additionally record the headings Jules Joseph Bonaventure Laurens, J. J. B. Laurens and Jean Joseph Bonaventure Laurens. His recorded languages were French and Occitan.
Identity
What the record establishes about Bonaventure Laurens.
Bonaventure Laurens is recorded with the occupation composer. Bonaventure Laurens is recorded as a citizen of France. Bonaventure Laurens is recorded at birth as Jean Joseph Bonaventure Laurens. Bonaventure Laurens is recorded with the citizenship of France. Bonaventure Laurens is recorded as painter and composer.
Chronology
- 1801Bonaventure Laurens born at Carpentras.
- 1801Bonaventure Laurens was born in 1801 at Carpentras.
- 1801Bonaventure Laurens was born on 14 July 1801.
- 1890Bonaventure Laurens died at Montpellier.
- 1890Bonaventure Laurens died in 1890 at Montpellier.
- 1890Bonaventure Laurens died on 28 June 1890.
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“Bonaventure Laurens”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3166491: Bonaventure Laurens
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