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Antoine Jacson

1725 – 1803

Canadian soldier and wood carver

Wood carver

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About Antoine Jacson

Lived 1725 – 1803 (aged 77–78). Antoine Jacson was a wood carver.

Antoine Jacson ( – 6 December 1803) was a Canadian soldier and wood carver. Jacson worked as a master wood carver in Quebec, contributing friezes, rosettes and other decorative elements to churches throughout the province, including the Notre-Dame Basilica in Quebec City.

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Important facts

Born

1725

Birth century

18th century

Died

6 December 1803

Occupation

Wood carver

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Antoine Jacson's

Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis

1698 – 1759

Astronomer

Johann Andreas Segner

Frequently asked questions

Who was Antoine Jacson?

Canadian soldier and wood carver

When was Antoine Jacson born?

Antoine Jacson was born in 1725.

When did Antoine Jacson die?

Antoine Jacson died on 6 December 1803.

What was Antoine Jacson's occupation?

Antoine Jacson was a wood carver.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Antoine Jacson

· Wikidata: Q4775493

· DBpedia: Antoine Jacson

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