Joseph Fourier
1768–1830
French mathematician and physicist (1768 – 1830)
Joseph Fourier was a French mathematician who developed the mathematical theory of heat conduction.
1768–1830
French mathematician and physicist (1768 – 1830)
Joseph Fourier was a French mathematician who developed the mathematical theory of heat conduction.
1917–2019
Chinese-American architect
I. M. Pei was a Chinese-American architect known for designing prominent modern buildings.
1942–2010
American heavy metal singer
Ronnie James Dio was an American heavy metal singer who performed with bands including Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and his own group, Dio.
1933–2013
Swiss physicist
Physicist Heinrich Rohrer co-invented the scanning tunneling microscope.
1910–1953
Romani-Belgian /French jazz musician
Django Reinhardt was a jazz guitarist who pioneered the musical style known as Gypsy jazz.
1884–1942
Polish anthropologist and ethnographer based in England and the USA
Bronisław Malinowski was an anthropologist who conducted ethnographic research while based in England and the United States.
1936–1990
American puppeteer
Jim Henson was an American puppeteer who created the Muppets.
1929–2019
Australian politician, 23rd Prime Minister of Australia
Bob Hawke was an Australian politician who served as the Prime Minister of Australia.
1824–1920
vice president of the United States from 1889 to 1893
Levi P. Morton served as the vice president of the United States.
1915–1977
Malian politician and President of Mali
Modibo Keïta was a Malian politician who served as the President of Mali.
1925–1990
American entertainer
Sammy Davis Jr. was an American entertainer who performed as a singer, dancer, actor, and musician throughout his career.
1909–1955
American author, journalist, poet, screenwriter and film critic
James Agee was an American writer and film critic known for his contributions to literature and cinema.
1949–1984
American entertainer
Andy Kaufman was an American entertainer known for his unconventional performance art and work in television and professional wrestling.
1921–2007
British anthropologist
Mary Douglas was a British anthropologist known for her influential work on social structures and the cultural classification of purity and danger.
1913–1984
American writer
Irwin Shaw was an American writer known for his novels, plays, and screenplays.
1923–1995
Spanish actress, dancer and singer
Lola Flores was a Spanish performer who worked as an actress, dancer, and singer.
1779–1826
empress consort of Russia; wife of Alexander I of Russia
Elizabeth Alexeievna was an empress consort of Russia and the wife of Alexander I of Russia.
1926–2025
American mathematician of Hungarian origin
Peter Lax was an American mathematician of Hungarian origin who served as a university teacher.
1913–2004
Hungarian-born actress, singer, dancer
Marika Rökk was a Hungarian-born actress who performed as a singer and dancer in numerous film and stage productions.
1932–2024
American actor
Dabney Coleman was an American actor known for his roles in numerous film and television productions.
1902–1985
American film character actress
Margaret Hamilton was an American film actress best known for her performance as the Wicked Witch of the West.
1924–2007
Armenian opera singer
Gohar Gasparyan was an Armenian opera singer who also served as a music educator and politician.
1856–1910
French Neo-Impressionist painter
Henri-Edmond Cross was a French Neo-Impressionist painter known for his contributions to the development of pointillism.
1917–1997
Italian film director
Giuseppe De Santis was an Italian film director known for his contributions to the neorealist movement.
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