France
France, in Western Europe, encompasses medieval cities, alpine villages and Mediterranean beaches. Paris, its capital, is famed for its fashion houses, classical art museums including the Louvre and monuments like the Eiffel Tower. The country is also renowned for its wines and sophisticated cuisine. Lascaux’s ancient cave drawings, Lyon’s Roman theater and the vast Palace of Versailles attest to its rich history. ― Google
People died in France (First 49 people) - Page 336
Christian Bourgois
Film producer
Michel GeorgesMichel
French painter
Hubert Lucot
French poet
Philippe Thomas
Visual artist
JeanFrançois Canape
French trumpeter
Isabelle Robinet
Author
Denis Manuel
Actor
JosephIgnace Guillotin
Physician
Erik Mortensen
Fashion designer
MarieAdolphe Carnot
French chemist
Alexandre Alexeieff
Artist
Lars Bo
Danish artist
Gabriel Dussurget
French impresario
Claude Le Jeune
Composer
Pierre Certon
French composer
Adrian Le Roy
French lutenist
Frederic Louis Norden
Danish explorer
Mike Brant
Israeli singer
Al Levitt
American drummer
Anatole de Monzie
French Politician
Marc Rucart
Former Minister of Social Affairs and Health of France
Édouard Lockroy
French Politician
Jacqueline Beytout
French businessperson
Justin Godart
French Politician
Philippe Beaussant
French musicologist
JeanPierre Jorris
French theatre actor
ÉdouardLéon Scott de Martinville
French printer
Louis Paul Cailletet
French physicist
Leopold Reutlinger
French photographer
Marc Dachy
Publisher
JeanBaptiste Isabey
French painter
Mary Callery
American artist
Jean DuplessisBertaux
French painter
Alphonse Osbert
French painter
Alexandre Antigna
French painter
Georges Neveux
French dramatist
JeanBaptisteHenri Deshays
French painter
Louis Verneuil
French playwright
Hugh Weiss
American-French painter
JulesHenri Vernoy de SaintGeorges
Librettist
Rachilde
Novelist
Didier Sinclair
Musical artist
Marie Wittmann
Jean Lumière
French singer
André Chénier
French poet
Irène Aïtoff
French pianist
François Caviglioli
Screenwriter
