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Louis Marie Baptiste Atthalin

Louis Marie Baptiste Atthalin was a French politician, painter, military officer, military personnel and art collector (1784–1856). He was born in Colmar.

Also recorded as Louis, Baron Atthalin · Baron Atthalin Louis Marie Jean Baptiste · Louis Athalin · L. Atthalin

Louis Marie Baptiste Atthalin

Louis Marie Jean Baptiste Atthalin, Biographies alsaciennes avec portraits en photographie, série 3

A. Meyer · Bibliothèque nationale de France · Public domain

Born
1784 · Colmar.
Died
1856 · Colmar.
Nationality
France
Occupation
politician · painter · military officer · military personnel · art collector
Education
École polytechnique
Teachers
Horace Vernet
Honours
Knight of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Louis · Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour
Languages
French

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Louis Marie Baptiste Atthalin was a French politician, painter, military officer, military personnel and art collector (1784–1856). He was born in Colmar.

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