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Dominique Dufour, Baron de Pradt (1759–1837), French ecclesiastic and politician, commonly known as the "Abbé de Pradt," though at one time nominated by Bonaparte, for political services, Archbishop of Malines
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Dominique Dufour, Baron de Pradt (1759–1837), French ecclesiastic and politician, commonly known as the "Abbé de Pradt," though at one time nominated by Bonaparte, for political services, Archbishop of Malines

Pierre Jean David d'Angers · 1830 · Bronze, cast

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Medals and Plaquettes
Credit lineDominique Dufour, Baron de Pradt (1759–1837), French ecclesiastic and politician, commonly known as the "Abbé de Pradt," though at one time nominated by Bonaparte, for political services, Archbishop of Malines. 1830. Pierre Jean David d'Angers. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of S.P. Avery, 1898. CC0.
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