Hadamard, Auguste

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Auguste Hadamard est un peintre français né à Metz en 1823 et mort à Paris en 1886, élève de Paul Delaroche, installé à Paris où il peint et illustre pour la presse. Parmi ses œuvres les plus remarquées figurent La Pâque juive, L'Éducation d'Azor et La Fée aux mouettes.

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HADAMARD, AUGUSTE

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Peintre français; né à Metz en 1823; mort à Paris en 1886. Élève de Paul Delaroche, il s'établit à Paris, où, outre la peinture, il fit des dessins pour les journaux illustrés. Parmi ses œuvres les plus remarquables figurent: "La Pâque Juive"; "Allemagne (XVII. Siècle)"; "L'Education d'Azor"; "Billet de Logement"; "La Fée aux Mouettes"; "Chant du Soir."

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