André Godard

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André Godard (1881, Chaumont — 1965, Paris) was a French born archeologist and architect.

A graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts of Paris, he designed the National Museum of Iran and was appointed its first director in 1936. He was also instrumental in the design of Tehran University campus.

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• Biography on Encyclopedia Iranica

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