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Maria Guinand (born 1953 in Caracas, Venezuela) is an
internationally renowned choral conductor. María
Guinand received her bachelor's and master's degrees...
- 73.
Guinand 2020, p. 265.
Guinand 2020, p. 189. Le Fur 2018, p. 855.
Guinand 2020, p. 71.
Guinand 2020, p. 266.
Guinand 2020, p. 267.
Guinand 2020,...
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Andrew Paul
Guinand (known as
Andrew Guinand) (3
March 1912 – 22
March 1987) was an
Australian mathematician and a
professor at the
University of New England...
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Francisco Mejía-
Guinand (born 1964 Bogotá, Colombia) is a New York-based
architect and
visual artist. Mejía-
Guinand gained prominence in the 1990s as...
- Juan
Pablo Galavis Guinand (Spanish: [xwam ˈpaβlo ɣalaˈβis]; born
August 5, 1981) is an American-born
Venezuelan television personality and
former professional...
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Cauchoix of
Paris using gl****
blanks by
Guinand. The 13.3 inch lens was
completed in 1831. Pierre-Louis
Guinand (de fr) (20
April 1748, La
Sagne — 13 February...
- Pierre-Louis
Guinand (1748–1824) was a
Swiss lens maker. who in the late 1700s came up with a
breakthrough for
making better quality and
larger gl****...
- also
known as timers,
branded not only as
Gallet but also as
Galco and
Guinand. A 1930s
article from The Jewelers'
Circular noted that
Gallet "imports...
- Dornblüth & Sohn
Dugena Glashütte
Original Grieb &
Benzinger Moritz Grossmann Guinand Hanhart Hentschel Hamburg Junghans Kienzle Uhren Kudoke Laco Lang & Heyne...
- Major-General
Charles Guinand Blackader, CB, DSO (20
September 1869 – 2
April 1921) was a
British Army
officer of the
First World War. He
commanded an...
