Chris Lebeau
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Summary
Chris Lebeau is a human[1]. His place of birth was Amsterdam[2]. He was born on May 26, 1878[3]. He passed away in Dachau concentration camp[4]. He died on April 30, 1945[5]. He worked as a painter[6], graphic designer[7], designer[8], xylographer[9], and ceramicist[10]. He has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[11]
Key Facts
- Chris Lebeau was born in Amsterdam[2].
- Chris Lebeau died in Dachau concentration camp[4].
- Chris Lebeau was born on May 26, 1878[3].
- Chris Lebeau was born on January 1, 1878[12].
- Chris Lebeau died on April 30, 1945[5].
- Chris Lebeau died on April 2, 1945[13].
- Chris Lebeau died on January 1, 1945[14].
- Chris Lebeau died on April 3, 1945[15].
- Chris Lebeau died on March 24, 1945[16].
- Chris Lebeau died on March 27, 1945[17].
- Chris Lebeau is buried at Dutch Honorary Cemetery Loenen[18].
- Among Chris Lebeau's spouses was Anna Maria Leveringlon[19].
- Among Chris Lebeau's spouses was Ilse Voigt[20].
- Chris Lebeau held citizenship in Kingdom of the Netherlands[21].
- Dutch was Chris Lebeau's native language[22].
- Chris Lebeau worked as a painter[6].
- Chris Lebeau's professions included graphic designer[7].
- Chris Lebeau's professions included designer[8].
- Chris Lebeau worked as a xylographer[9].
- Chris Lebeau worked as a ceramicist[10].
- Chris Lebeau's professions included ceramics designer[23].
- Chris Lebeau's field of work was painting[24].
- Chris Lebeau's field of work was ceramic art[25].
- Chris Lebeau's field of work was product design[26].
- Chris Lebeau's field of work was studio glass[27].
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Origins and Family
Chris Lebeau was born in Amsterdam[2]. Recorded date of birth include May 26, 1878[3] and January 1, 1878[12]. Dutch was his native language[22].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include painter[6], graphic designer[7], designer[8], xylographer[9], ceramicist[10], and ceramics designer[23]. Fields of work include painting[24], a method[28]; ceramic art[25], a type of arts[29]; product design[26], a concept[30]; studio glass[27], an art genre[31]; stained glass design[32], an artistic technique[33]; and postage stamp design[34], a field of work[35]. Employers include Arts and Crafts[36], an art gallery[37], in Netherlands[38], founded in 1898[39], headquartered in The Hague[40]; De Teekenschool voor de Kunstnijverheid[41], an art academy[42], in Netherlands[43], founded in 1880[44]; Royal Leerdam Crystal[45], a glassworks[46], in Netherlands[47], founded in 1915[48], headquartered in Leerdam[49]; Plateelbakkerij Haga[50], a ceramics factory[51], in Netherlands[52], founded in 1904[53], headquartered in Purmerend[54]; Tegel- en Faiencefabriek Amphora[55], a business[56], in Netherlands[57], founded in 1908[58], headquartered in Oegstgeest[59]; and Linnenfabrieken van Dissel N.V.[60], a textile company[61], in Netherlands[62], founded in 1871[63], headquartered in Eindhoven[64]. Notable students include Daan De Vries[65], Bertha Bake[66], Johan Briedé[67], Walter van Diedenhoven[68], Jan Mankes[69], and Emilie van Waveren-Resink[70].
Recognition
Chris Lebeau received the Righteous Among the Nations[71].
Personal Life
Spouses include Anna Maria Leveringlon[19], an embroiderer[72], 1871–1954[73], of Kingdom of the Netherlands[74] and Ilse Voigt[20], a painter[75], 1905–1997[76], of Kingdom of the Netherlands[77], specialised in theatrical scenic painting[78].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include April 30, 1945[5], April 2, 1945[13], January 1, 1945[14], April 3, 1945[15], March 24, 1945[16], and March 27, 1945[17]. Chris Lebeau passed away in Dachau concentration camp[4]. He is buried at Dutch Honorary Cemetery Loenen[18].
Why It Matters
Chris Lebeau has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[11] He is known by 21 alternative names across languages and contexts.[79]
FAQs
Where was Chris Lebeau born?
Chris Lebeau was born in Amsterdam[2].
Where did Chris Lebeau die?
Chris Lebeau died in Dachau concentration camp[4].
Who was Chris Lebeau married to?
Chris Lebeau's spouses include Anna Maria Leveringlon[19] and Ilse Voigt[20].
What did Chris Lebeau do for work?
Chris Lebeau worked as painter[6], graphic designer[7], designer[8], xylographer[9], and ceramicist[10].
What awards did Chris Lebeau receive?
Honors received include Righteous Among the Nations[71].