File:Nicolas-Antoine Taunay - Le triomphe de la guillotine.jpg

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Français : Le triomphe de la guillotine, huile sur toile peinte vers 1795 par Nicolas-Antoine Taunay, Saint-Pétersbourg, musée de l'Ermitage.

Date

1795

Source

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Author



Alternative names	Nicolas Antoine Taunay, Nicoals Antoine Tonay, Nicolas Antoine Tonnay, Nicoals Antoine Tounay
Description	French painter and teacher
Date of birth/death	10 February 1755 (baptised)	20 March 1830
Location of birth/death	Paris	Paris
Work location	Paris, Switzerland (1784), Rome (1784-1787), Rio de Janeiro (1816-1824)
Authority file	: Q3339947 VIAF: 51959238 ISNI: 0000000066582323 ULAN: 500019829 LCCN: no99009886 WGA: t/taunay WorldCat

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