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C. Dubreuil
History
[edit]Dubreuil (Jean), peintre aquarelliste, né à Paris le 6 avril 1825 (École française). Elève de Leygue. Au Salon de Paris, il envoya ses aquarelles en 1867, 1869 et 1877.
Dubreuil (Louis), peintre d'ornements et de portraits au XVI® siècle (École française). Peut-être un parent de Toussaint Dubreuil; travailla Lous la direction du Primatrice.
Dubreuil (Marie), peintre, née à Domfront, le 9 novembre 1852 (École française). Élevé de Chaplin. On cite d’elle : Espoir (1878); La Bonne histoire (1882). Le musée de Bourges conserve e cette artiste : Le Portrait d’Henri Maret.
Dubreuil (Toussaint). Voir Breuil (du).
Dubreuil-Mytzktwka (Mme Marie), peintre, née en Russie au xix® siècle (Ec. Rus.). 1 Figura au Salon des Artistes Français où elle obtint fine médaille de 2® classe. Elle participa également à Exposition Universelle de 1900 où elle obtint une mention honorable.
Translation
[edit]Jean Dubreuil (1825– ), painter and watercolorist (French school); studied with Eugène Leygue (fr 
) (1813–1877). Watercolor works accepted at the Salon 1867, 1869, and 1877. Public sales: New York, July 18–19, 1996: Près du Cottage [Near the Cottage]; Partie de Pêche [Fishing Party] 1896, h/t, a pair (24.1x34.9 and 22.9x34.6): USD 2 875.[1]
Dubreuil (Louis), painter of ornaments and portraits in the 16th century (French school). Perhaps a relative of Toussaint Dubreuil; worked under the direction of the Primatrice[1]
Dubreuil (Marie), painter, born in Domfront November 9, 1852 (French school). Pupil of Chaplin. We quote from her: Espoir (1878); La Bonne histoire (1882). The museum of Bourges preserves from this artist: Le Portrait d'Henri Maret[1]
Dubreuil (Toussaint). See Breuil (du)[1]
Dubreuil-Mytzktwka (Mrs. Marie), painter, born in Russia in the 19th century (Russian School). 1 She appeared at the Salon des Artistes Français where she received a fine medal of 2nd class. She also participated in the Universal Exhibition of 1900 where she received an honorable mention[1]
Disambiguation
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[edit]- Dubreuil (English)
- Commerce
- Jacques Lemaigre-Dubreuil (1894–1955), French businessman and activist
- Fine arts
- Toussaint Dubreuil (c. 1561–1602), French painter
- Victor Dubreuil (1846–after 1910) wikidata Q20109571, Franco-American painter of currency still lives
- Public servants & aristocrats
- Louis Étienne Arthur Dubreuil, vicomte de La Guéronnière (1816–1875), French politician and aristocrat
- Sports
- Marie-France Dubreuil (born 1974), Canadian figure skater
- Theater, poets, writers
- Alphonse du Congé Dubreuil (1734–1801), French playwright and poet
- Geoffroy du Breuil of Vigeois, 12th-century French chronicler
New
[edit]- Agriculture, natural science, medicine
- Francis Dubreuil (1842–1916), French rose breeder and nursery owner from Lyon
- Commerce
- Laure Hériard Dubreuil, French entrepreneur and founder of The Webster
- Dominique Hériard Dubreuil (born in 1946), French businesswoman and, since 2021, CEO of Rémy Cointreau
- Hyacinthe Dubreuil (fr) (1883–1971), French trade unionist
- Fine arts
- Pierre Dubreuil (1872–1944), French photographer
- Military
- François-Josué de La Corne Dubreuil (1710—1753), officer in the colonial regular troops of New France
- Jean-Louis de la Corne de Chaptes (1666–1732), career military from Chaptes, France; father of François-Josué de la Corne Dubreuil
- Musicians
- Pascal Dubreuil (born c. 1970), French harpsichordist
- Public servants & aristocrats
- Joseph-Émile Dubreuil (1894–1959), Canadian politician
- Theater, poets, writers
- Martin Dubreuil (born 1972), Canadian actor
- Alphonse du Congé Dubreuil (1734–1801), 18th century French poet and playwright
- Sports
- Laurent Dubreuil (born 1992) wikidata Q4038571, Canadian speed skater
Wikidata
[edit]- Catherine Dubreuil (born 1956),[2] wikidata Q33120574, illustrator
- Karine Dubreuil-Sereni, perfumer for Takasago International Corporation
- Joseph-Marie Dubreuil (1790–1852) wikidata Q60834857, anatomist, physician, surgeon who discovered the indicative murmur that could indicate the aneurysm of the descending aorta
French
[edit]- fr:Alain Dubreuil (1985–), French Scrabble champion →
in French - Alphonse du Congé Dubreuil (1734–1801), French poet and playwright →
in English - fr:André Dubreuil (1921–2022), 20th century French cinematographer → in French
- André Dubreuil (1895–1948), French architect → in French
- Charlotte Dubreuil (1940–), French filmmaker and novelist → in English
- Dominique Hériard Dubreuil (1946–), French businesswoman → in English
- fr:Ferdinand Dubreuil (1894–1972), French engraver and painter → in French
- fr:Grégoire Dubreuil (1956–2007), French writer, essayist and literary critic → in French
- fr:Hyacinthe Dubreuil (1883–1971), French trade unionist → in French
- Pierre-Jacques Dubreuil-Chambardel (1719–1804), French politician → in French
- Jacques Lemaigre Dubreuil (1894–1955), French businessman and politician → in English
Jean Dubreuil (disambiguation)
- Jean Dubreuil or Jean Du Breuil (1602–1670), French mathematician → in English
- Jean Dubreuil, painter active in Paris in 1717[3]
- fr:Jean Dubreuil (1920–2008), painter → in French
- Jean Dubreuil (1825–?), painter[3]
- Jean Dubreuil or Jean Du Breuil (1602–1670), French mathematician →
- fr:Jean-Claude Dubreuil (1938–), French writer → in French
- Joseph-Émile Dubreuil (1894–1959), Quebec politician → in English
- fr:Katia Dubreuil (1976–), French magistrate → in French
- fr:Louis Audouin-Dubreuil (1887–1960), French explorer → in French
- fr:Louis Dubreuil-Chambardel (1876–1927), French physician, anthropologist and archaeologist → in French
- fr:Louis Dubreuil (1873–1943), French politician → in French
- Marie-France Dubreuil (1974–), Quebec skater → in English
- fr:Maroussia Dubreuil (1982–), French actress → in French
- fr:Michel Dubreuil (1966–), French cyclist → in French
- fr:Nicolas Dubreuil (1969–), French polar adventurer → in French
- Pascal Dubreuil (ca. 1970), French harpsichordist → in English
- Robert Dubreuil (1967–), Canadian short track speed skater → in English
- Toussaint Dubreuil (1558 or 1561–1602), painter → in English
Homophones
[edit]- fr:Marie Anne Jean Alexandre Dubreil, Baron of Fregoze (1763 – after 1815), French general
- fr:Philippe Dubreuille, French luthier
Entreprise
[edit]- fr:Groupe Dubreuil, French holding company in Vendée
See also
[edit]- Dubreuilville, township in Ontario → in English
- Dubreuillosaurus, Jurassic carnivorous dinosaur discovered in France → in English
Surname
- fr:Albert Moreau du Breuil de Saint-Germain (1838-1919), French politician → in French
- Alphonse du Breuil (1811–1890), French horticulturist, founder of the école d'horticulture homonyme → (i) → in English & (ii) → in French
- fr:Henry Pernot du Breuil (1899–1983), French general → in French
- fr:Jean Tronchin Du Breuil, or Dubreuil (1641–1721), Swiss historian, politician and diplomat → in French
- fr:Paul du Breuil (1932–1991), French academic, historian of religions specializing in Jainism and Zoroastrianism → in French
Others
- fr:École Du Breuil, Parisian horticultural school, founded by Alphonse du Breuil → in French
- Arboretum de l'École du Breuil, in the Bois de Vincennes → in English
Étymologie
[edit]The name Breuil is a Franco-Provençal toponym that indicates a marshy Alpine terrace. It is also a toponym from the Gaulish brogilo, designating a fenced wood, a wooded grazing enclosure.[4][5] The people who bore these names had houses in the vicinity of a breuil which could constitute a seigneurial game reserve.[6]
Toponymes
[edit]France
[edit]Castles
[edit]- fr:Breuil (Aisne), former commune of Aisne, today, integrated into, Saconin-et-Breuil → in French
- fr:Breuil (Charente-Maritime), former commune of the Charente-Maritime, today, integrated into Bernay-Saint-Martin → in French
- Breuil-sur-Vesle, Marne → in English
- Breuil, Somme → in French
- Breuil-Barret, Vendée → in English
- fr:Breuil-Chaussée, Deux-Sèvres → in French
- Breuil-Bois-Robert, Yvelines → in English
- Breuil-la-Réorte, Charente-Maritime → in English
- Breuil-le-Sec, Oise → in English
- Breuil-le-Vert, Oise → in English
- Breuil-Magné, Charente-Maritime → in English
- fr:Breuil-sur-Marne, former commune of Haute-Marne → in French
- Le Breuil-sous-Argenton, Deux-Sèvres → in English
- Saconin-et-Breuil, Aisne → in English
- Saint-Ouen-du-Breuil, Seine-Maritime → in English
- Trosly-Breuil, Oise → in English
Rivers
[edit]- fr:Breuil (rivière), French river, a sub-tributary of the Loire which flows in the department of Indre-et-Loire → in French
- fr:Ruisseau du Breuil, French river, a sub-tributary of the Saône which flows into the department of Doubs → in French
Monasteries
[edit]- fr:Prieuré de Breuil-Bellay, Cizay-la-Madeleine → in French
- fr:Prieuré de Breuil, Commercy → in French
Ways
[edit]- Parvis du Breuil, Antony, in the Hauts-de-Seine
- Place du Breuil, Le Puy-en-Velay, in the Haute-Loire
Italy
[edit]- Le Breuil (aka Breuil-Cervinia), locality of the upper Valtournenche, in Vallée d'Aoste, one of the main Italian ski resorts → in English
- Mont Brulé (Arolla), summit at the Italy–Switzerland border → in English
Surnames
[edit]Variants
- fr:Breuils → in French
- Breuilh → in English
Diminutives
- Breuillet → in English
- fr:Breuiller → in French
- fr:Breuillez → in French
- fr:Breuillaud → in French
- fr:Breuillault → in French
- fr:Breuillon → in French
- fr:Breuillot → in French
People
[edit]Surname
- fr:Albert Moreau du Breuil de Saint-Germain (1838-1919), French politician → in French
- Alphonse du Breuil (1811-1890), French horticulturist, founder of école d'horticulture homonyme
- fr:Ameil du Breuil (?-1414), French prelate of the end of 14th and from the beginning of the 15th century → in French
- fr:André Jullien du Breuil (1903-1944), French novelist and poet → in French
- Bertrand Pernot du Breuil (1926-2011), French show jumping rider
- fr:Géraud du Breuil, 42nd Bishop of Uzès Cathedral, from 1405 to 1426 → in French
- Henri Breuil (1877-1961), French prehistorian
- fr:Henry Pernot du Breuil (1899-1983), French general → in French
- fr:Georges Breuil (1904-1997), French artist, painter → in French
- fr:Jean Tronchin Du Breuil, or Dubreuil (1641–1721), Swiss historian, politician and diplomat → in French
- fr:Paul du Breuil (1932–1991), French academician, religious historian specializing in Jainism and Zoroastrianism → in French
- fr:Pierre Breuil (born 1941), senior French official → in French
- fr:Thierry Breuil (born 1972), French long-distance runner → in French
Technology
[edit]- La barge fr:Breuil (barge), used to transport the segments of the Airbus A380
See also
[edit]- fr:Le Breuil → in French
- fr:Du Breuil → in French
- fr:Dubreuil → in French
- fr:Famille du Breuil-Hélion de La Guéronnière → in French
Bibliography
[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ a b c d e Bénézit, Vol. 4, 1999, p. 772.
- ^ Who's Who ..., 2005–2006, p. 735.
- ^ a b Bénézit, 2006.
- ^ Henry, 1936.
- ^ Monniotte-Mérigpt, 1999.
References
[edit]Books, journals, magazines, websites, papers
- Bénézit, Emmanuel (1854–1920) (1999) [1911–1923; 1948–1955; 1976]. Dictionnaire Critique et Documentaire des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Dessinateurs et Graveurs de Tous les Temps et de Tous les Pays par en Groupe de l'Écrivains Spécialistes Français et Étrainers [Critical and Documentary Dictionary of Painters, Sculptors, Designers and Engravers of All Times and All Countries] (in French) (new ed.). Paris: Librairie Gründ (1976). Éditions Gründ (1999).
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) LCCN 2006-466488; ISBN 978-2-7000-3010-5, 2-7000-3010-9 (classic ed.), ISBN 978-2-7000-3025-9, 2-7000-3025-7 (intensive ed.), ISBN 978-2-7000-3040-2, 2-7000-3040-0 (prestige series), OCLC 48989344 (all editions).
- Vol. 2: "D–K" (Bibliothèque nationale de France, Gallica). 1913. p. 153 – via BnF.
- Vol. 2: "D–K". 1913. p. 153 – via Internet Archive (Getty Research Institute).
- Vol. 3. "Chillida–Duggelin" (new ed., entirely revised, reviewed, and corrected under the direction of the heirs of Emmanuel Bénézit). 1976 – via Internet Archive. ISBN 978-2-7000-0151-8, 2-7000-0151-6.
- Vol. 4. "Coudert–Dzwonowski" (new ed., completely revised under the direction of fr:Jacques Busse; 1922–2004 in French). 1999 – via Internet Archive. ISBN 978-2-7000-3014-3, 2-7000-3014-1 (classic ed.), ISBN 978-2-7000-3029-7, 2-7000-3029-X (intensive ed.), ISBN 978-2-7000-3044-0, 2-7000-3044-3 (prestige series)
- Bénézit, Emmanuel (1854–1920) (2006) [2011]. "Dubreuil, Jean – Painter". Benezit Dictionary of Artists (first English ed.). Oxford Art Online.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) ISBN 978-0-1997-7378-7, 0-1997-7378-5 (print ed.; January 2006), ISBN 978-0-1998-9991-3, 0-1998-9991-6 (ebook; November 2011); OCLC 662407525 (all editions); OCLC 61030041 (all editions).
- Via Wayback Machine (archived March 3, 2016).
- Via Wayback Machine (archived March 3, 2016).
- Via "Oxford Art Online".
- Gorris Camos, Rosanna; Nava, Gianni; Arena, Sara (2007). Eau acqua éve entre littérature, science et histoire : cycle de conférences à l'occasion de l'année internationale de l'eau douce : décembre 2003 – avril 2004 [Acqua Eve Water: Between Literature, Science and History: Series of Conferences on the Occasion of the International Year of Fresh Water: December 2003 – April 2004] (in French). Saint-Christophe: E. Duc. p. 96.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) ISBN 978-8-8876-7716-4, 8-8876-7716-6; OCLC 955126194 (all editions).
- Henry, Joseph-Marie (1870–1947) [in French] (1936). Vieux noms patois de localités valdôtaines [Old Patois Names of Localities in the Aosta Valley]. Aoste: Imprimerie catholique,.
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- Mergnac, Marie-Odile; Monniotte[-Mérigpt], Sylvie; Rateau, Michel (1999) [2004]. Les Noms de Famille du Sud-Ouest – Histoires and Anecdotes [of France] [Surnames From the Southwest]. Collection: Les Noms de Famille en France (in French) (Auch ed.). Paris: Archives & Culture.
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- LCCN 97-156724 (collection)
- LCCN 2001-351033 (collection)
- LCCN 99-510823 (article; 1999, 1st ed.)
- ISSN 1635-5938 (collection)
- ISBN 978-2-9116-6526-4, 2-9116-6526-0 (1999, 1st ed.)
- ISBN 978-2-9116-6579-0, 2-9116-6579-1 (2004, 2nd enlarged ed.)
- OCLC 649588018 (all editions), and 1073202510 (collection)
- OCLC 41998812 (all editions), and 60709868 (article)
- Who's Who in France (wikipedia link) (in French) (37th ed.). Levallois-Perret, France: Éditions Jacques Lafitte S.A. 2005–2006.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) Retrieved August 9, 2024. Via – Internet Archive. LCCN sn87-22820; ISSN 0083-9531, ISSN 2275-0908 (online ed.); ISBN 978-2-8578-4045-9, 2-8578-4045-4; OCLC 17211831 (all editions).