File:Jean-Baptiste Lully Bonnart.jpg

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Artist

Henri Bonnart (1642–1711)
Alternative names	Henry II Bonnart (Bonart or Bonnard)
Description	French engraver and painter was the brother of Robert, Jean-Baptiste, and Nicolas Bonnart
Date of birth/death	16 November 1642	13 November 1711
Location of birth/death	Paris	Paris
Authority file	: Q5715325 VIAF: 19949648 ISNI: 000000011561699X ULAN: 500106536 LCCN: n97859804 GND: 1079428666 WorldCat

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Deutsch: Jean-Baptiste Lully in Hoftracht

Date

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originally uploaded on de.wikipedia by Ar-ras (talk · contribs) at 3 February 2007, 15:01. Filename was Jean-Baptiste Lully Bonnart.jpg.

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current	12:37, 28 February 2011	3,033 × 4,245 (4.61 MB)	Sir Gawain	higher resolution
	10:18, 9 February 2011	1,911 × 2,724 (1.67 MB)	Sir Gawain	cropped
	10:16, 9 February 2011	1,999 × 2,815 (1.75 MB)	Sir Gawain	higher resolution
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