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DescriptionJean Massart (1865-1925).jpg	Français : Jean Massart est un botaniste belge, né le 7 mars 1865 à Etterbeek près de Bruxelles et mort le 16 août 1925 à Houx.
Date	1923 (photography, cf. Fr. Stockmans)
Source	Digithèque de l'ULB (first version) ; Florilège des Sciences en Belgique pendant le XIXe siècle et le début du XXe, Fr. Stockmans, 1968 (current version)
Author	Couprie (probably Benjamin Couprie ?) as mentioned in the Bulletin des Commissions royales d'Art et d'Archéologie t. 64, 1925

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