Nagrobek rodzin Benabou i Braunów, cmentarz Père-Lachaise, Paryż (Francja), photo prof. Sławomir Górzyński, 2024
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Photo showing Tombstone of the Benabou and Braun families

Nagrobek rodzin Benabou i Braunów, cmentarz Père-Lachaise, Paryż (Francja), photo prof. Sławomir Górzyński, 2017
License: CC BY-SA 4.0, Source: Instytut Polonika, License terms and conditions

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ID: NGR-018666-P/170082

Tombstone of the Benabou and Braun families

Paris | France

Père-Lachaise Cemetery

ID: NGR-018666-P/170082

Tombstone of the Benabou and Braun families

Paris | France
Père-Lachaise Cemetery

On the base a flat slab on a concealed base, at the head a tall rectangular stele overlaid by a rectangular slab with inscriptions projecting to the right beyond the light of the stele.

Inscription:

HENRI / ADAM BRAUN / 19.1.1900 25.8.1977 / Critique d'art, Résistant, co-Fondateur / de l'UJRE, du CGD, du CRIF, du COJASOR / Dany ADAM BRAUN née PAUZNER / Résistante 20.6.1909 20.2.2013 / Mariette-EM-BENABOU née ADAM BRAUN / 12.3.1935 1.3.1985 / Jean BENABOU / 1932-2022 //.

Related persons:

Henryk Braun
Daniela Braun

Time of construction:

1977

Tombstone location:

Tomb number 2

Dimensions:

182 x 100 x 200 cm

Additional dimensions:

height: front: 37 cm, rear: 182 cm

Materials:

marble, grey magmatic rocks (syenite, granodiorite, grey granite and others)

Additional Information about materials:

dark grey granite, black marble (inscription panel)

Ceator's signature:

KAHEN //.

Creator:

KAHEN (zakład kamieniarski; Paryż)

Additional information:

[no.:] 112-1977

Mariette Benabou, née Érica-Marie Benabouz d. Adam Braun, born 12.03.1935 in Paris, died 1.03.1985 in Paris, daughter of Henri Adam-Braun and Danielle Pauzner, French historian specialising in women's history.

Jean Bénabou, born 20.05.1932 in Rabat, died 11.02.2022 in Paris, French mathematician known for his contributions to category theory.

Location: div. 1, ord. 1 from av. Principale, gr. 6 from av.Puits