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'''Georges de Feure''' was a painter.  The name is a pseudonym, it seems, for his real name '''Georges Joseph van Sluijters'''.<ref>[[w:fr:Georges de Feure]]</ref>
 
'''Georges de Feure''' was a painter.  The name is a pseudonym, it seems, for his real name '''Georges Joseph van Sluijters'''.<ref>[[w:fr:Georges de Feure]]</ref>
 
He was an aero inventor on whom we have minimal data, other than his being located within [[département]] [[Seine]], France, when filing in collaboration with [[Armand-Jean-Auguste Deperdussin]] and [[Louis Bechereau]].<ref>[[Patent FR-1910-417175]]</ref> This is the same location we have when he filed as a single individual.<ref>[[Patent FR-1911-424922‎]]</ref>
 
He was an aero inventor on whom we have minimal data, other than his being located within [[département]] [[Seine]], France, when filing in collaboration with [[Armand-Jean-Auguste Deperdussin]] and [[Louis Bechereau]].<ref>[[Patent FR-1910-417175]]</ref> This is the same location we have when he filed as a single individual.<ref>[[Patent FR-1911-424922‎]]</ref>
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{{Person
 
{{Person
 
|Names=Georges-Joseph de Feure; Georges Joseph van Sluijters
 
|Names=Georges-Joseph de Feure; Georges Joseph van Sluijters
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|Birth date=1868-09-06
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|Death date=1943-11-26
 
|Countries=FR
 
|Countries=FR
 
|Locations=[[département]] [[Seine]], France
 
|Locations=[[département]] [[Seine]], France
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|Occupations=painter; founder
 
|Tech areas=airplane; monoplane; design; fuselage; landing; wheels
 
|Tech areas=airplane; monoplane; design; fuselage; landing; wheels
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|Affiliations=De Feure & Deperdussin
 
|Wikidata id=Q1921617
 
|Wikidata id=Q1921617
 
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[[Category:Inventors]]
 
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Revision as of 21:03, 17 October 2022

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Georges de Feure was a painter. The name is a pseudonym, it seems, for his real name Georges Joseph van Sluijters.[1] He was an aero inventor on whom we have minimal data, other than his being located within département Seine, France, when filing in collaboration with Armand-Jean-Auguste Deperdussin and Louis Bechereau.[2] This is the same location we have when he filed as a single individual.[3]

While the three individuals filed collaboratively on Patent FR-1910-417175‎, Armand-Jean-Auguste Deperdussin filed Patent FR-1911-417175.14228‎ on his own.

French Wikipedia says approximately this: In 1909 he co-founded De Feure & Deperdussin (DFD & Cie), a building construction company. He partnered with Armand Deperdussin also to make monoplanes with inverted retro-propulsion. Deperdussin dismissed him because of a scandal, not clearly specified. Two models came out of the workshops, the DFD1 and the DFD2, the design of which involved Louis Béchereau. During the first tests, at the end of 1910, Georges de Feure had a serious accident, and he withdrew from the business.


Patents whose inventor or applicant is Georges-Joseph de Feure

  • Patent FR-1910-415391 (English title: Mode of suspension with steerable wheels and skids for airplanes, Filing date: 1910-04-29)
  • Patent FR-1910-417175 (English title: Multiple branch propeller for airplanes, Filing date: 1910-06-15)
  • Patent FR-1910-417524 (English title: Device for the automatic control of elevators, ailerons and in general of all organs ensuring the stability of airplanes, Filing date: 1910-06-25)
  • Patent FR-1911-424922 (English title: Airplane, Filing date: 1911-01-16)

References


Names Georges-Joseph de Feure; Georges Joseph van Sluijters
Birth date 1868-09-06
Death date 1943-11-26
Countries FR
Locations département Seine, France
Occupations painter, founder
Tech areas Airplane, Monoplane, Design, Fuselage, Landing, Wheels
Affiliations De Feure & Deperdussin
Wikidata id Q1921617