Jean-René Nadal l'Ainé (1733 - 1783)

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Jean-René Nadal l'Ainé

Jean-René Nadal Senior was the eldest son of seating furniture manufacturer Jean Nadal and the daughter of his colleague Jean Cresson. He is also the brother of Jean-Michel Nadal, who himself was a furniture maker. Nadal owned a workshop on the Rue de Cléry, probably inherited after his father's death, and opened a shop on the same street called "Lion d'Argent".

Date and place of birt:1733, France
Date and place of death:1783, France
Nationality:France
Period of activity: XVIII century
Specialization:Artist, Furniture maker
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