Jean-Charles Nicaise Perrin [SEP] date of birth
Jean-Charles Nicaise Perrin
Jean-Charles Nicaise Perrin (12 October 1754, in Paris – 23 September 1831, in Paris) was a French Neo-Classical painter, primarily of historical and Biblical scenes. During the Empire, he produced patriotic allegories.
Biography.
At the age of eighteen, he obtained positions in the workshops of Gabriel-François Doyen and Louis Jean-Jacques Durameau. He made several attempts to win the Prix de Rome, without success, although he managed to take second place three
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- Paul-Marie-Maurice Perrin (2 Aug 1965 – 16 Jan 1970 Appointed Titular Archbishop of Gurza)
- Ernest-Marie de Jésus-Hostie Charles Albert Nyary, O.C.D. (23 Mar 1972 – 30 May 1983 Retired)
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- Jean Benjamin Sleiman, O.C.D. (29 Nov 2000 Appointed –