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Artist	Jean-Baptiste Isabey (1767–1855)   Description French painter, draughtsman, lithographer and miniaturist Date of birth/death 11 April 1767 18 April 1855 Location of birth/death Nancy Paris Work period from 1786 until 1855 Work location Paris, Versailles, Sèvres, Vienna Authority control WorldCat
Description	English: The en:Congress of Vienna, 1814 Ελληνικά: «Το Συνέδριο της Βιέννης», πίνακας του Ιζαμπέ. Διακρίνονται όρθιοι από αριστερά προς δεξιά οι: Γουέλινγκτον, Λόμπου ντα Σιλβέιρα, Σαλντάνια ντα Γκάμα, Λέβενγιελμ, Νοάιγ, Μέττερνιχ, Λα Τουρ ντυ Πεν, Νέσελροντ, Ντάλμπεργκ, Ρασουμόφσκι, Στιούαρτ, Κλάνκαρτυ, Βάκεν, Γκεντς, Χούμπολτ και Κάθκαρτ. Καθήμενοι από αριστερά οι: Χάρτεμπεργκ, Πλμέλα, Κάστερκ, Βέσενμπεργκ, Λαμπραντόρ, Τελεϋράνδος και Στάκελμπεργκ.
Date	1815
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