File:MaxVanBerchem SchoolGroupPhoto 1877 ByFredBoissonnas BibliothequeDeGeneve-icon m 1950 144.jpg

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Max van Berchem at school

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English: Group portrait photo of boys from the 5th class at the Martine School in Geneva, Switzerland, including Max van Berchem (1863-1921) - first from the right standing in the back row - who went on to become the founder of Arabic epigraphy in the Western world.
Français : Genève, Ecole Martine, 5e classe, 1877: Ch. Salomon, Paul Pictet, Henri Ferrier, Albert Lullin, Edouard Gampert, Albert Poulin, Louis Veyrassat, D. Henneberg, Edmond Chenevière, Paul Bourcart, Louis Buscarlet, Max Van Berchem
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Author Frédéric BOISSONNAS (18 June 1858 – 17 October 1946)

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