List of Martinians

The following is a list of notable Martinians, former pupils and masters of the three schools established by Claude Martin.

La Martinière Lyon was divided into three independent colleges in the 1960s :

  • La Martiniere Monplaisir in Lyon, France.
  • La Martiniere Duchère in Lyon, France.
  • La Martiniere Diderot in Lyon, France.

Notable Martinians - Calcutta

Science

  • Dr. Gagandeep Kang, vaccine scientist at CMC Vellore (known as India’s 'vaccine godmother'), first Indian woman to be elected as a Fellow of Royal Society, London.[1]

Business

Sports

Education

  • John Mason ('62 batch, winner of the Good Conduct Medal), schoolmaster and educationist.
  • Nirmalya Kumar, professor of marketing and management and art collector

Entertainment

Government

  • Dr Saiyid Nurul Hasan, historian, Union Minister of Education and former Governor of West Bengal, India.

Journalism

Politics

Notable Martinians - Lucknow

The list of Old Martinians from the Lucknow School includes.

Art & Architecture

  • Architect Rudraksha Charan, Principal Architect, 42 mm Architecture.

Business

Defence

Education

  • Frederick James Rowe, poet, former English teacher at the Lucknow school and composer of the official school song Hail Hail the Name we Own.

Entertainment

Government

Journalism

Musicians

  • Munni Begum Famous Pakistani Gazal Singer, Now lives in the USA

Literature

Politics

Science and technology

Sports

Others

Notable Martinians - Lyon

Business

Entertainment

Literature

Art and architecture

  • Tony Garnier, Garnier is considered the forerunner of 20th century French architects. He learnt painting and drafting at the École Technique de la Martinière in Lyon (1883–86). It is his designed building which house the weaving school at La Martiniere Diderot.
  • Étienne Pagny, noted French sculptor who studied Architecture at La Martiniere Lyon and later practiced as a sculptor.
  • Gilles Perraudin, noted Architect.

See also

References

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  5. The Old Martians' Association
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  16. Allan Sealy's entry from the website of the New Delhi Office of the Library of Congress
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  20. Obituary: Mr. C. G. Palmer – Medal for Lucknow Defence. The Times, 19 August 1940
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