Joseph Jan Baptiste de Bay

Jean Baptiste Joseph de Bay the Elder (born 16 October 1779–1863) was a Belgian art historian and sculptor.[1][2] He was born in Mechelen.

He was the son of Philippus De Bay (1754–1810) and his wife Anna Catharina Taeymans. He was active in France where he was conservator of the collection of antiquities of the Louvre. He died in Paris in 1863.

Descendants

Honours
gollark: Of course. It's much easier to produce gods in a central facility! It's very complicated.
gollark: Also, I have correct ideas, as opposed to other people's wrong ones.
gollark: As supreme world dictator, I would be uniquely placed to resolve all the coordination problems and stuff by dictating.
gollark: While you're all here, I'd like to propose the optimal political system, me (gollark) as supreme eternal world dictator.
gollark: It's based on the general principle that people want things, and will do things to attain things.

References
  1. "De beeldhouwer Joseph De Bay, vader van de kunstenaar - Jean Baptiste Joseph De Bay - KMSKA".
  2. Kataloog der tentoonstelling van Mechelsche oudheden, ingerigt in het huys Concordia door de Sint Jans Gilde (in Dutch). Mechelen: Dessain. 1863-01-01.
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.