Dr. Samuel Jean Pozzi at Home 1881by John Singer Sargent - Art...
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Samuel Pozzi and Paul Reclus, Protestant doctors during the Belle Epoque - Musée protestant
Sargent John Singer - Dr Samuel Jean Pozzi à la Maison
Samuel-Jean Pozzi (3 Oct.1846-13 June 1918) was a French surgeon and gynecologist.He was also interested in anthropology and neurology.… | Новые книги, Книги, Врачи
The professor Samuel-Jean Pozzi (1846-1918), in uniform of principal doctor of the army. - TopFoto
Nadar (atelier de) (1871-1939) | Docteur Samuel Jean Pozzi (1846-1918) | Images d'Art
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SAMUEL JEAN POZZI (1846-1918) chirurgien et gynécologue français peint par John Singer Sargent en 1881 Photo Stock - Alamy
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Samuel Jean POZZI : Family tree by Roland BESSIERES (roland22) - Geneanet
Samuel Jean Pozzi - Wikipedia
Portrait du docteur Jean Samuel Pozzi ( 1846 - 1918 ) - photographie par Anonyme Photo Stock - Alamy
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Figure 1 from Cervical cancer in the work of the unconventional Samuel Pozzi (1846-1918), pioneer of modern gynaecology. | Semantic Scholar
Pin su Dr. Pozzi & Belle Époque Paris
Samuel jean pozzi Banque de photographies et d'images à haute résolution - Alamy
L'homme en rouge", un livre sur l'incroyable vie du Docteur Samuel Pozzi originaire de Bergerac
Cervical cancer in the work of the unconventional Samuel Pozzi (1846-1918), pioneer of modern gynaecology. | Semantic Scholar
Docteur Dieu: Samuel-Jean Pozzi – Ileen Montijn
Dr. Pozzi became Senator Pozzi and represented Bergerac. Through his efforts, Bergerac had fresh water for the first… | Bergerac, Renaissance men, Portrait gallery
Samuel Jean Pozzi - Wikipedia
Many doors open | The Australian
From science lab to boudoir in the Belle Epoque - PressReader
