- Paul
Jacoulet (1896–1960) was a French, ****an-based
woodblock print artist known for a
style that
mixed the
traditional ukiyo-e
style and
techniques developed...
- Bryan,
British Conservative politician Tatsuo Hori, ****anese
writer Paul
Jacoulet,
French woodblock print artist T.
Canby Jones,
American professor Neil...
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Joseph Heco (1837–1897), the
first naturalized ****anese-American Paul
Jacoulet (1902–1960),
French woodblock print artist in the ****anese
style Arthur...
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during the Revolution, the
institute was
revived in 1806 by Jeanne-Claude
Jacoulet under the name of the
Sisters of the Holy Family. When in 1790 the revolutionary...
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animals and ways to
improve them (in French). Vol. 1. Labe. pp. 260–261.
Jacoulet, J.; Chomel,
Claude (1895). Traité d'Hippologie (in French). Vol. II. S...
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Cheval de
trait berrichon (thèse), Lyon, impr. de Paquet, 1946, p. 63 J.
Jacoulet et
Claude Chomel, Traité d'Hippologie, vol. 2, S.
Milon fils, 1895, p....
- of the Holy
Family (France),
founded in
Paris in 1806 by Jeanne-Claude
Jacoulet in a
revival of the
Canonesses of St.
Genevieve The
Sisters of the Holy...
- list of
mayors of the city of Pointe-Noire,
Republic of the Congo. Jean
Jacoulet (1939-1941) Capa Gary (1941-1945)
Jouvenaux (1945)
Charles Marmiesse (1945-1947)...
- and
songwriter Paul Jack (born 1965),
Malaysian former footballer Paul
Jacoulet (1896–1960), French, ****an-based
woodblock print artist Paul
Jackson (disambiguation)...
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Bureau du
journal (1849, p. 139)
Magne (1857, p. 257)
Vallon (1880, p. 556)
Jacoulet, J.; Chomel,
Claude (1895). Traité d'Hippologie (in French). Vol. 2. S...
