Д - р Курциус выступал в качестве у

Д - р Курциус выступал в качестве учителя к Мари. Благодаря ему она использовала научный подход в воске портретной. Вскоре она была позволила смоделировать большие цифры времени. Среди них были Франсуа Вольтер и американский государственный деятель Бенджамин Франклин.

В то время revolution Мари и ее мать были заключены в тюрьму в течение некоторого времени.

В 1794 году доктор умер и Мари унаследовала бизнес

В последующие годы она вышла замуж за французского инженера Франсуа Тюссо, и к 1800 году родила троих детей: дочь , которая умерла и двух сыновей. Это было трудно для выставки , чтобы выжить во Франции и в 1802 году Мари Тюссо сделал монументальное решение. Она оставит мужа и маленького сына в Париже.

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Результаты (английский) 1:

Dr. Curtius (1886−1956) served as a teacher to Marie. Thanks to him, she used a scientific approach in wax portrait. Soon she was allowed to simulate large numbers of time. Among them were François Voltaire and American statesman Benjamin Franklin.At the time of the revolution of Marie and her mother were imprisoned for some time. In the year 1794 the doctor died and Marie inherited businessIn subsequent years, she married a French engineer François Tussaud and 1800 year gave birth to three children: a daughter, who died, and two sons. It was difficult for exhibitions to survive in France and in the year 1802 Marie Tussaud made a monumental decision. She will leave her husband and young son in Paris.,

Результаты (английский) 2:

D - p Curtius acted as teacher to Marie. Thanks to him, she used a scientific approach in wax portraits. Soon she was allowed to simulate large numbers of time. Among them were Francois Voltaire and American statesman Benjamin Franklin.

While revolution Marie and her mother were imprisoned for some time.

In 1794, Dr. Marie died and inherited the business

in the following years, she married a French engineer Francois Tussaud, and by 1800 had three children: a daughter, who died and two sons. It was difficult for the exhibition, in order to survive in France and in 1802 Marie Tussaud made a monumental decision. She left her husband and young son in Paris.

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