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Description	Charles IX by Francois Clouet.jpg English: Charles IX of France, Musée Condé.
Date	1561
Source	Transferred from en.wikipedia
Author	François Clouet (1515–1572)   Alternative names Janet Description French painter Date of birth/death circa 1515 22 September 1572 Location of birth/death Tours Paris Work period circa 1536-1572 Work location Paris Authority control WorldCat

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