File:Jacques Wagrez-Moïse sauvé des eaux.jpg

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Summary

Author



Alternative names	Jacques Clément Wagrez
Description	French painter, illustrator and interior designer
Date of birth/death	11 January 1850	11 September 1908
Location of birth/death	former 9th arrondissement of Paris	17th arrondissement of Paris
Authority file	: Q3158555 VIAF: 42004487 ISNI: 0000000069241591 ULAN: 500082440 LCCN: no2012063733 SUDOC: 050816535 WorldCat

Description

Français : Moïse sauvé des eaux

Date

1894

Inscriptions

Signature bottom left:

J. Wagrez

Source/Photographer

https://archive.org/stream/catalogueillustr1894soci#page/168/mode/2up

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