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Paule de Viguier

Illustration — de Viguier as depicted in La Belle Paule by Rachou Paule de Viguier (1518 in Toulouse - 12 March 1610 in Toulouse) was a French noblewoman and Baroness of Fonterville by 1533. She was made famous as the subject of the painting La Belle Paule by painter Henri Rachou, which is housed today in the Capitole de Toulouse.

Also recorded as Madame de Viguier · Belle Paule

Paule de Viguier

Paule de Viguier, Capitole Toulouse - Salle des Illustres - La Belle Paule par Henri Rachou

Didier Descouens · Public domain

Born
1518 · Toulouse.
Died
1610 · Toulouse.
Nationality
Kingdom of France
Occupation
poet
Languages
French

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Illustration — de Viguier as depicted in La Belle Paule by Rachou Paule de Viguier (1518 in Toulouse - 12 March 1610 in Toulouse) was a French noblewoman and Baroness of Fonterville by 1533. She was made famous as the subject of the painting La Belle Paule by painter Henri Rachou, which is housed today in the Capitole de Toulouse.

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