Méan

Méan

Méan (homonymie)

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  • Charles de Méan (1604-1674) est un célèbre jurisconsulte liégeois.
  • François-Antoine-Marie de Méan (1756-1831) est le dernier prince-évèque de la Principauté de Liège.
  • Francis Méan (1952-) est un artiste liégeois.
  • Méan est une section de la commune de Havelange, située en Région wallonne dans la province de Namur.
  • MEAN est une marque d'automobiles belges fondée à Méan par Jacques D'heur - (voitures produites : coupé AQUILA (chassis tubulaire et moteur Ford Cortina+ R8 Renault en porte à faux arrière utilise même chassis que Sonora, spider 2 places chassis tubulaire et moteur central de diverses origines Renault, Ford, NSU, etc.. Fun car liberta, buggy a deux places , chassis en tôle pliée dessiné par A. Mathy, mécaniques Renault ou Simca). Jacques d'Heur disparut en 1991
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