File:Plaque Maurice Leloir, 21 avenue Gourgaud, Paris 17.jpg

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Français : Plaque commémorative, 21 avenue Gourgaud, Paris 17e, apposée sur la façade donnant sur la place Paul-Léautaud.
« Dans cet hôtel construit par lui, le peintre et historien Maurice Leloir, 1 novembre 1853 – 7 octobre 1940, a travaillé de 1884 à 1940 et réuni les collections destinées à servir de base archéologique au Musée du Costume. »
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