Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart, French architect, 1739-1813. Woodcut by Huyot after the portrait by Arnoult (sic), probably François Gérard. Illustration from Paul Lacroix's Directoire, Consulat et Empire, (Directory, Consulate and Empire), Paris, 1884.

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