Category:Henri Bouchard

**Henri Bouchard**
	French sculptor (1875-1960)
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Name in native language	Henri Bouchard;
Date of birth	13 December 1875; Dijon
Date of death	30 November 1960; Paris
Place of burial	Q110335102;
Work period (start)	1901;
Work period (end)	1960;
Floruit	1;
Country of citizenship	France;
Educated at	Beaux-Arts de Paris; Académie Julian; French Academy in Rome (1901–1905);
Occupation	sculptor; medalist; engraver; painter;
Employer	École des Beaux-Arts;
Member of	Académie des beaux-arts;
Notable work	Reformation Wall (1917);
Award received	Prix de Rome; Knight of the Legion of Honour;
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	Q2745340; ISNI: 0000000080552315; VIAF ID: 14780362; GND ID: 119039958; Library of Congress authority ID: n93062275; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 12005847h; IdRef ID: 028169700; Léonore ID: 19800035/1282/48014; Open Library ID: OL332210A; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500001316; RKDartists ID: 210000; Europeana entity: agent/base/17235; Olympedia people ID: 921695
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