Name Jean-Baptiste

Discover the illustrious list of celebrities bearing the distinguished name Jean-Baptiste. From the renowned actor Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, known as Molière, to the acclaimed violinist Jean-Baptiste Lully, and the celebrated sports star Jean-Baptiste Grange, this page showcases the remarkable individuals who have made an indelible mark in their respective fields.

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux

French sculptor.

Jean-Baptiste Girard

An outstanding Swiss teacher of the Pestalozzi school.

Jean-Baptiste Lamarck

French natural scientist

Jean-Baptiste Kerebel

French track and field athlete

Jean-Baptiste Isabey

French portrait artist

Jean-Baptiste Argens

French novelist and philosopher, Enlightenment figure

Jean-Baptiste Coffinhal-Dubail

Participant of the Great French Revolution, Montagnard

Jean-Baptiste Joseph Delambre

Famous French astronomer

Jean-Baptiste Wendling

German flutist and composer.

Jean-Baptiste Bory de Saint-Vincent

French botanist, naturalist, volcanologist and traveler

Jean-Baptiste Valincour

French aristocrat, novelist, translator, historian, linguist

Jean-Baptiste Accolay

Belgian violinist and composer

Jean-Baptiste Lande

French dancer, choreographer, teacher

Jean-Baptiste Juvenal Corbineau

Count, French general during the Napoleonic Wars

Jean-Baptiste Janson

French cellist and composer

Jean-Baptiste Jouvenet

Historical painter

Jean-Baptiste Arban

French musician, famous cornet-a-piston player, composer and teacher.

Jean-Baptiste Berlier

French engineer and inventor

Jean-Baptiste Christyn

Belgian historian and genealogist, Chancellor of Brabant

Jean-Baptiste Debret

Jean-Baptiste Andre Dumas

French organic chemist and statesman.

Jean-Baptiste Cardon

French harpist and composer, who spent most of his life in Russian service. Son of violinist and composer Jean Guillen Cardon; his brother Louis Stanislas Cardon (1761-1797) was also a violinist and composer.

Jean-Baptiste Colbert

French politician

Jean-Baptiste Janssens

General of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

Jean-Baptiste Dubos

Abbot, French esthetician, historian, diplomat, member of the French Academy (1720).

Jean-Baptiste Du Casse

French Buccaneer and Admiral

Jean-Baptiste Krantz

French engineer and politician.

Jean-Baptiste Biot

French scientist, physicist, surveyor and astronomer

Jean-Baptiste Greuze

French genre painter

Jean-Baptiste Grange

French alpine skier

Jean-Baptiste Broussier

Division general (from February 1, 1805). On October 15, 1809 he was awarded the title of Count of the Empire.

Jean-Baptiste Bruny

French general, participant in the Napoleonic Wars

Jean-Baptiste Waldner

French engineer, control theory specialist and writer.

Jean-Baptiste De Pauw

Dutch organist and music teacher

Jean-Baptiste Carnandet

French writer and archaeologist.

Jean-Baptiste La Curne de Sainte-Palaye

French historian, philologist, lexicographer

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Jean-Baptiste Drouet D\'Erlon

Marshal of France, participant in the Napoleonic Wars

Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon Anville

French geographer and cartographer

Jean-Baptiste Colbert

French politician

Jean-Baptiste Dubos

Abbé, French esthetician, historian, diplomat, member of the French Academy (1720).

Jean-Baptiste Waldner

French engineer, control theory specialist and writer.

Jean-Baptiste Broussier

Divisional General (from 1 February 1805). On 15 October 1809 he was awarded the title of Count of the Empire.

Jean-Baptiste Arban

French musician, famous cornet-a-piston player, composer and teacher.

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