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51Boucher, François — (1703 1770) painter, designer, decorator, engraver Known for his pastoral and mythological scenes embodying the sensuousness and frivolity of the rococo, François Boucher was born in Paris, the son of a lace designer. There, he studied with …
52Boucher de Boucherville —  Cette page d’homonymie répertorie des personnes (réelles ou fictives) partageant un même patronyme. Charles Eugène Boucher de Boucherville (1822 1915), homme politique canadien et ancien premier ministre du Québec. Georges Boucher de… …
53Boucher de Perthes — (1788 1868) archaeologist, paleontologist Born in Rethel, Jacques Boucher de Crévecoeur de Perthes, or Boucher de Perthes, as he is better known, was a customs official by profession. He made his first discoveries in the gravel deposits of… …
54Boucher, Jonathan — born March 12, 1738, Cumberland, Eng. died April 27, 1804, Epsom, Surrey English American clergyman. He went to Virginia in 1759 as a private tutor. As rector of Annapolis, Md., he tutored George Washington s stepson and became a family friend.… …
55Boucher (Koch) — Als Boucher (bu.ʃe, v. frz. ‚Metzger‘) bezeichnet man in einer Küchenbrigade den Küchenfleischer. Er ist hauptsächlich für das Zerlegen und Ausbeinen von Schlachtfleisch zuständig. Außerdem muss er das Herstellen von Klärfleisch und Farcen… …
56Boucher — biographical name François 1703 1770 French painter …
57Boucher — /booh shay /, n. François /frddahonn swann /, 1703 70, French painter. * * * …
58BOUCHER — a French painter, born at Paris (1703 1770) …
59boucher — Médecin …
60Boucher — Bou•cher [[t]buˈʃeɪ[/t]] n. big François, 1703–70, French painter …
