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René Huyghe
Maiastra
French art historian (1906-1997).
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René Huyghe
Place of Birth
Arras
Occupation
Curator
Philosopher
Art Historian
Writer
French Resistance Fighter
Teacher
Award Received
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
Grand Cross of the National Order of Merit
Erasmus Prize
(1966)
Point in Time
:
1966
Concours Général
Eugène Carrière Prize
(1953)
Point in Time
:
1953
Broquette-Gonin Prize
(1956)
Point in Time
:
1956
Place of Death
Paris
Country of Citizenship
France
Instance Of
Human
Educated At
University of Paris
École Du Louvre
Lycée Michelet, Vanves
Date of Birth
5/3/1906
Date of Death
2/5/1997
Member Of
Académie Française
(6/2/1960 - 2/5/1997)
Replaced By
:
Georges Vedel
Start Time
:
6/2/1960
End Time
:
2/5/1997
National Academy of Fine Arts (Argentina)
Comité Des Intellectuels Pour L'Europe Des Libertés
(1978 - )
Start Time
:
1978
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Given Name
René
Employer
Collège De France
(1951 - 1976)
Position Held
:
Professor
Start Time
:
1951
End Time
:
1976
Louvre Museum
Native Language
French
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Name in Native Language
René Huyghe
Child
François-Bernard Huyghe
Pseudonym
Maiastra
Work Location
Paris
(1930 - 1997)
Start Time
:
1930
End Time
:
1997
Family Name
Huyghe
Sex or Gender
Male
Position Held
Seat 5 of the Académie Française
(6/2/1960 - 2/5/1997)
Replaced By
:
Georges Vedel
Series Ordinal
:
16
Start Time
:
6/2/1960
End Time
:
2/5/1997
Replaces
:
Robert Kemp
Replaces
:
Robert Kemp
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