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Note 18: Taboreau to the Director [of the Gobelins manufacture, Jacques-Germain Soufflot] 20 April 1777; and responses dated 7 and 9 May 1777, AN O/1/2047. back

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Initially the group consisted of the chemist Macquer, the architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot, and Jean-Étienne Montucla, a mathematician.

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Note 19: Belle to Soufflot, 29 September 1776, AN F/12/639B. back

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Both Homassel's account and archive records make clear the disorder at the Gobelins tapestry manufacture between 1779 and 1784, a period during which Neilson retired and Quemiset, Soufflot, and Macquer died. 21 Intrigues surrounded succession to all positions, and discontent with incumbents continued.

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He actually remembered her rather well – because her husband Zoltan got talking with another woman the night they were here, and there was a scene out on the balcony with the Hungarian threatening to toss the other woman into rue Soufflot.

The Woman in the Fifth Douglas Kennedy 2007

He actually remembered her rather well – because her husband Zoltan got talking with another woman the night they were here, and there was a scene out on the balcony with the Hungarian threatening to toss the other woman into rue Soufflot.

The Woman in the Fifth Douglas Kennedy 2007

He actually remembered her rather well – because her husband Zoltan got talking with another woman the night they were here, and there was a scene out on the balcony with the Hungarian threatening to toss the other woman into rue Soufflot.

The Woman in the Fifth Douglas Kennedy 2007

He actually remembered her rather well – because her husband Zoltan got talking with another woman the night they were here, and there was a scene out on the balcony with the Hungarian threatening to toss the other woman into rue Soufflot.

The Woman in the Fifth Douglas Kennedy 2007

Soufflot in the interior of his Sainte Geneviève (Pan - théon) in Paris (1757) is completely Roman in his vaults, entablatures, capitals, and columns, and in all

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M. M.uillard talked only on indifferent subjects during our brief walk from the Rue Soufflot to catch the omnibus at the Odeon.

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