Eugène Estor

(1796/1856)

Chirurgien, auteur de plusieurs ouvrages. En 1823, sa thèse, Essai sur les lésions traumatiques en général, lui vaut l’estime de ses confrères.

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Victor Marie Estrées (d’)

(1660/1737)

Maréchal de France, président du conseil de la Marine (1715) et ministre d’Etat (1727). Membre de l’Académie des sciences (1707) et de l’Académie française (1715).

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Auguste Eternod (D’)

(1854/1932)

Médecin et histologiste suisse, formé à Leipzig, Genève et Paris, il est professeur d’histologie normale, d’embryologie et de stomatologie à la Faculté de médecine de Genève, avant d’en devenir le doyen.

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René Étiemble

(1909/2002)

Écrivain, linguiste et universitaire, il est spécialiste du confucianisme et du haïku. Il a enseigné à la Sorbonne et à l’université de Chicago.

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Paul Eudel

(18371 and died on November 18, 1911)

Shipowner, merchant, collector, and art critic. He was an editor at the "Bulletin bibliographique," the "Courrier de Nantes," and the "Phare de la Loire." A collector of gold and silver work, he was a specialist in Maghreb jewelry.

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Johann Albert Eytelwein

(1764/1848)

Ingénieur civil et architecte allemand. Il fut également pionnier de la résistance des matériaux et professeur d’Université à Berlin. Il travailla main dans la main avec un autre ingénieur fameux : Johann Friedrich Dietlein.

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Lucien Fabre

(1899/1952)

An engineer and man of letters, he was a close friend of Léon-Paul Fargue and Paul Valéry. A jack-of-all-trades, he published novels and was interested in theology and theatre.

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Gustave Fagniez

(1842/1927)

An archivist and paleographer, he founded the Revue historique and became a specialist in the 17th century. He was a member of the Institut (ASMP, 1901) and of the Société historique de Paris.

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Emile Faguet

(1847/1916)

Emile Faguet was primarily interested in the critique of ideas. He is the author of biographies of Corneille, La Fontaine, Voltaire, and Flaubert.

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Abel Faivre

(1867/1945)

Painter and illustrator, student of Jules Lefebvre and Benjamin-Constant. He was a caricaturist for Le Figaro, L'Assiette au Beurre and Le Rire.

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Gabriel Falampin

(1803/1860)

A notary's clerk and then a lawyer, Falampin was also one of the founders of L'Illustration, with Paulin, and the businessman and solicitor of George Sand, from 1841 to 1852.

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Pierre Noël Famin

(1740/1833)

A writer, reader in the House of Orléans, and physics professor to the future Louis-Philippe, he had several comedies performed.

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Henri Farge

(1884/1969)

Painter of animated compositions and genre scenes, engraver and illustrator. He painted many paintings of the Salons, music halls, views of Paris and Venice, and crowds in general.

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