File:Jeanne Rongier - Fleur d'eau.jpg

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Jeanne Rongier (1852–1929)
Description	French painter painter from France
Date of birth/death	27 November 1852	19 January 1929
Location of birth/death	Mâcon	Paris
Work period	1869 –1900
Authority file	: Q3176153 VIAF: 96037563 ULAN: 500053684 MusicBrainz: 66ac8dfc-7454-4393-92ae-954533be2b66 BNE: XX852887 RKD: 67949

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Français : Fleur d'Eau

English: Water Lilies

Date

12 November 2011

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Signature bottom right:

J Rongier

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