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Also Known As Anne de Bretagne
Born January 25, 1477 • Nantes • France
Died January 9, 1514 (aged 36) • Blois • France
Notable Family Members spouse Louis XII • spouse Charles VII • spouse Maximilian I • daughter Claude of France

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Anne of Brittany, portrait attributed to Jean (Jehan) Bourdichon; in a private collection
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