Arles
Arles is a city on the Rhône River in the Provence region of southern France. It's famed for inspiring the paintings of Van Gogh, which influenced the contemporary art displayed at the Fondation Vincent Van Gogh. Once a provincial capital of ancient Rome, Arles is also known for many remains from that era, including Arles Amphitheatre (les Arènes d'Arles), now hosting plays, concerts and bullfights.
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Mary Priest
Degory Priest's daughter
Henry Woodward
Colonist
James Moore Sr.
Former Governor of Carolina
Joseph Wragg
Politician and slave trader
Elizabeth Timothy
Journalist
John Brice Jr.
Former Mayor of Annapolis
Mordecai Gist
General
Robert James Turnbull
American writer
Mamertus
Saint
Hugh of Italy
King
Vania Vilers
Actor
Jean Broussolle
Musician
Antoine Bourseiller
French comedian
Jeanne Calment
Caesarius of Arles
Saint
Constantine III
Hugh of Italy
King
Louis the Blind
King of Provence
Honoratus
Saint
Hilary of Arles
Saint
Marcel Domingo
French association football manager
Max Havart
Composer
Harold Ambellan
American sculptor
Jacques Réattu
French painter
Jean Franval
Actor
André A. Devaux
French philosopher
Mamertus
Saint
Jean-Paul Curnier
Writer
Jean-Pierre Autheman
French author
Léopold Lelée
Artist
Autheman
French author
Jean Turcan
French Sculptor
Antoine Raspal
French painter
Pierre-Antoine Antonelle
Former Mayor of Arles
Jean-Daniel Ehrmann
Actor
Pierre Lhomme
French director of photography
André Marchand
French painter
Frédéric Billot
Yvonne Calment's son
Luc Jalabert
French bullfighter
Ita Wegman
Medical doctor
Delia Reinhardt
German opera singer
Adolf Grabowsky
German political scientist
Wilhelm Pelikan
Chemist
Emil Frey
Former President of the Swiss Confederation
Aasya Turgenieff
Artist
Rolf Gutbrod
Architect
Gabriel Andrew Dirac
Hungarian mathematician
