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Bernard Zehrfuss
Bernard Louis Zehrfuss
French architect (1911–1996).
Wikipedia | Bernard Zehrfuss
Statements about
Bernard Zehrfuss
Place of Birth
Angers
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Maine-Et-Loire
Country
:
France
Occupation
Architect
Educated At
Beaux-Arts De Paris
( - 1939)
Academic Degree
:
Diplômé Par Le Gouvernement
End Time
:
1939
Award Received
Prix De Rome
(1939)
Point in Time
:
1939
Resident at the Villa Medici
Commandeur Des Arts Et Des Lettres
(9/16/1985)
Point in Time
:
9/16/1985
Officer of the Legion of Honour
(10/22/1963)
Point in Time
:
10/22/1963
Commander of the Legion of Honour
(7/13/1995)
Point in Time
:
7/13/1995
Instance Of
Human
Country of Citizenship
France
Place of Death
Neuilly-Sur-Seine
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Hauts-De-Seine
Country
:
France
Date of Birth
10/20/1911
Date of Death
7/3/1996
Given Name
Bernard
Series Ordinal
:
1
Louis
Series Ordinal
:
2
Student Of
Emmanuel Pontremoli
André Leconte
Employer
Eugène Beaudouin
Member Of
Free French Forces
Académie Des Beaux-Arts
(1983 - )
Start Time
:
1983
Académie Des Sciences D'outre-Mer
Child
Dominique Zehrfuss
Notable Work
Lugdunum Musée Et Théâtres
Flins Renault Factory
Stade Charléty
Q596875
Center of New Industries and Technologies
Imprimerie Mame
Name in Native Language
Bernard Zehrfuss
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Archives At
Institut Français D'Architecture
Inventory Number
:
358 AA, ZEHRF
Sibling
Élisabeth Zehrfuss
Sex or Gender
Male
Family Name
Zehrfuss
Image of Grave
Field of Work
Architecture
Birth Name
Bernard Louis Zehrfuss
Place of Burial
Neuilly-Sur-Seine Old Communal Cemetery
Burial Plot Reference
:
8
Described by Source
The Art of The Countries and Peoples of The World. Tome 5
Section
:
Франция
Page(s)
:
201
Position Held
Q131617219
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