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
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Draner
Belgian painter
Manuel Marí-A de Peralta
Politician
Gabriel-Auguste Ancelet
French architect
Edmond Paulin
French architect
François-Benjamin Chaussemiche
French architect
Alexandre Clerget
Louis Malespina
French painter
Noe Žordania
Former Prime Minister of Georgia
rené maurice fréchet
French mathematician
Dirk Cornelis Buurman van Vreeden
Military officer
Bernard Lavalette
French film actor
Adolfo Bullrich
Former Mayor of Buenos Aires
Albert Tarantola
Physicist
Michel Aumont
French theatre actor
Atila Biro
Artist
Edme Étienne Borne Desfourneaux
French general
David Aitov
Cartographer
Terry Haass
French artist
Özgür Uçkan
Author
Fevziye Osmanoğlu
Şehzade Ibrahim Tevfik's daughter
Gabriel Soulacroix
French baritone
Bernard Hecht
Film director
Willy Maywald
German visual artist
Seymour Jacobs
Photographer
Jacques Lesourne
French economist
Daniel Widlöcher
French psychiatrist
Luís Cruls
Belgian astronomer
Adolphe Piot
French painter
David Malkin
Artist
Matthieu van Plattenberg
Painter
Fedor Petrovich Chumakov
Artist
Luc-Marie Bayle
French painter
Edward Reginald Frampton
Painter
Kemani Sarkis Efendi
Musician
Marcel Verdier
Artist
Lucien Baudens
French surgeon
Zacharie Noterman
Belgian painter
Rym Ghezali
Algerian actress
Marc Nattier
Painter
Jean Hardouin
French library cataloger
Zwy Milshtein
Romanian-French painter
Khairy Alzahaby
Syrian novelist
Raphaël Salem
Mathematician
Robert Bénard
French engraver
Bon Boullogne
French painter
Michel Bouquet
French film actor
Marco Campos
Brazilian motorsports racing driver