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. c. 1630; d. 9 Dec. 1706) played a very important role in the artistic life of Bordeaux; in 1665 he was painter to the city hall of Bordeaux, in 1682 a member of the royal academy
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MANACH (Manack, Manachs), JEAN (Jacques), priest of the Missions Étrangères, missionary; b. probably c. 1727 in France