Madame Tussaud, whose full name was Marie Tussaud, was born on 01 December
1761, in Strasbourg, France. She died on 16 April 1850, in London,
England. Madame Tussaud was a pioneering wax sculptor known for her
incredibly lifelike wax figures. She gained fame during the French
Revolution for her wax models of prominent figures, including royalty
and political leaders. In 1835, she established her first permanent wax
museum in London, which laid the foundation for the famous Madame
Tussauds museums found in various cities worldwide today. Madame
Tussaud's legacy continues to live on through her innovative artistry
and the enduring popularity of her wax museums.
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