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Jacques Cellerier (1742–1814) was a French architect in the neoclassical style whose buildings can be seen mainly in Paris and Dijon.

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rdfs:comment	Jacques Cellerier (1742–1814) was a French architect in the neoclassical style whose buildings can be seen mainly in Paris and Dijon. (en) Jacques Cellerier, né le 11 novembre 1742 à Dijon et mort à Paris en mars 1814 est un architecte français au style néoclassique dont on peut découvrir les bâtiments essentiellement à Paris et Dijon. (fr)
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