Jules Vinçard
French humorist
About Jules Vinçard
Lived 1796 – 1879 (aged 82–83). Jules Vinçard was a French humorist and chansonnier.
Louis Edmé Jean Baptiste Vinçard, called Vinçard aîné or Jules Vinçard, born 12 thermidor an IV (30 July 1796) in Paris, died after 1878, was an artisan manufacturer of linear measurements, chansonnier, goguettier, follower and propagandist of Saint-Simonianism. He was editor of the newspaper La Ruche populaire. He lived in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés (Seine) for some time.
The writer and journalist , with whom he is sometimes mistaken, was his nephew.
He was also a very active goguettier and participated in particular to the activities of the goguettes Lice chansonnière, l'Enfer and le Lycée.
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Who was Jules Vinçard?
French humorist
When was Jules Vinçard born?
Jules Vinçard was born on 30 July 1796 in Paris.
When did Jules Vinçard die?
Jules Vinçard died in 1879 in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés.
What was Jules Vinçard's occupation?
Jules Vinçard was a humorist and chansonnier.
What nationality was Jules Vinçard?
Jules Vinçard was French.
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