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What (who) is Saint Augustin - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Saint Augustin; St-Augustin, Quebec; Saint-Augustin, Quebec; Saint-Augustin (disambiguation); Saint Augustin, Quebec
Augustin Němejc
![Augustin Němejc painting en [[plein aire]] (1907)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Augustin Němejc2.jpg?width=200 "Augustin Němejc painting en [[plein aire]] (1907)")
CZECH PAINTER (1861-1938)
Augustin Nemejc
Augustin Němejc (15 March 1861, Nepomuk – 16 August 1938, Plzeň) was a Czech painter, known for his portrayals of village life and costumes from the Plzeň Region.
Augustín Malár
CZECHOSLOVAK GENERAL, WARRIOR AND SOLDIER
Augustin Malar
Augustín Malár (18 July 1894 in Reitern, Austria-Hungary – 1945? in Sachsenhausen, Germany) was a Slovak general during World War II.
Augustin Dupré
![[[Libertas Americana]] (1783), Dupré engraved medallion which was designed and commissioned by [[Benjamin Franklin]] while serving as US Ambassador to France.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Libertas Americana silver medallion 1783.jpg?width=200 "[[Libertas Americana]] (1783), Dupré engraved medallion which was designed and commissioned by [[Benjamin Franklin]] while serving as US Ambassador to France.")
FRENCH ENGRAVER
Augustin Dupre
Augustin Dupré (6 October 1748 – 30 January 1833) was a French engraver of currency and medals, the 14th Graveur général des monnaies (Engraver General of Currency)."Graveurs Généraux et particuliers des Monnaies de France, Contrôleurs Généraux des Effigies, Noms de quelques graveurs en Médailles de la Renaissance Française" par M.
