Adrian

Adrian
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Page d'aide sur l'homonymie Pour les articles homonymes, voir Adrian Township.

Adrian, équivalent anglais du prénom Adrien, peut aussi désigner :

Sommaire

Personnes

  • Adrian (1903-1959), costumier américain ;
  • Edgar Douglas Adrian (1889-1977), médecin et électrophysiologiste anglais, Prix Nobel de Physiologie en 1932 ;
  • Louis Adrian (1859 - 1933), ingénieur et intendant militaire français célèbre pour son casque et son baraquement ;
  • Paul Adrian (né en 1919) historien du cirque, auteur de nombreux ouvrages dont plusieurs font partie d'une Encyclopédie du Cirque, publiée sur 20 années (1973-1993);

Objets

Nommés d'après leur inventeur Louis Adrian

Musique

Toponymes

Canada

  • Adrian (Ontario)

Roumanie

  • Adrian (Mureş), village roumain
  • Adrian (Satu Mare), village roumain

États-Unis


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