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Jean Michel de Grilleau

baptised 1710 - 1769

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Jean Michel de Grilleau

Jean Michel de Grilleau

After Louis Tocqué

This painting is an eighteenth-century copy of a portrait of Jean Michel de Grilleau (1710–1769). The original still belongs to his descendants in France.Jean Michel de Grilleau was the son of an influential merchant, banker and consul in Nantes. He spent his first working years in France and Spa...

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