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Born 1578 • France
Died June 14, 1644 (aged 66) • Paris • France
Notable Family Members son Henri Toutin
Henri Toutin
French artist
Limosin, Léonard: Allegory of Catherine de' Medici as Juno
Léonard Limosin
French painter
James Tissot
French artist
Fabergé cigarette box
Peter Carl Fabergé
Russian jeweler
Luca della Robbia
Florentine sculptor
Petitot, Jean: Portrait of a Lady
Jean Petitot
Swiss painter
Nicholas of Verdun: Shrine of the Three Kings
Nicholas Of Verdun
Flemish enamelist
Henry Bone
British painter
Godefroid de Claire
Belgian goldsmith
Frédéric Joliot-Curie
French chemist
Auguste Lumière
French inventor
Serge Klarsfeld
French political activist
François-Ambroise Didot
French printer and typesetter
Charles Couperin
French composer
Pierre Didot
French printer and typesetter
Nicolas-Sébastien Adam
French sculptor
George de Benneville
American religious leader
Catherine Arnauld
French nun
Jean de Brunhoff
French author
Bernard Chauvelin
French lawyer