Maximilien Joseph Hurtault
Maximilien Joseph Hurtault was a French architect (1765–1824). He was born at Huningue and died at Paris.
Also recorded as Maximilien-Joseph Hurtault.
Identity
Maximilien Joseph Hurtault is recorded as having received Prix de Rome. Maximilien Joseph Hurtault is recorded with the citizenship of France. Maximilien Joseph Hurtault is recorded as architect.
Chronology
- 1765Maximilien Joseph Hurtault born at Huningue.
- 1765Maximilien Joseph Hurtault was born in 1765 at Huningue.
- 1824Maximilien Joseph Hurtault died at Paris.
- 1824Maximilien Joseph Hurtault died in 1824 at Paris.
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10815, 1825-02-07, HURTAULT (Maximilien Joseph), Architecte du Roi †, Art Sales Catalogues Online
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DataCite Commons, deposited research records naming “Maximilien Joseph Hurtault”
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Hurtault, Jean Baptiste, Benezit Dictionary of Artists, 2011
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q2396270: Maximilien Joseph Hurtault
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“Maximilien Joseph Hurtault”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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