Émile Mallet, Baron of Itapevi

Émile Mallet
Émile Mallet
Personal details
Born	10 June 1801; Dunkirk, France
Died	2 January 1886 (aged 84); Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Resting place	Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Parents	Jean Antoine Mallet; Julie-Marie-Joseph Mallet;
Awards	Commander of the Order of Aviz; Dignitary of the Order of the Rose; Commander of the Order of Christ; Dignitary of the Imperial Order of the Cross;
Military service
Allegiance	Brazil
Branch/service	Imperial Brazilian Army; Guarda Nacional
Years of service	1822–1831; 1837–1845; 1851–1885
Rank	Marshal
Commands	1st Battery, 1st Mounted Artillery Corps; 1st Horse Artillery Regiment; 2nd Provisional Artillery Regiment; 1st Artillery Brigade; Army Artillery Command; Commander of Arms of Pernambuco; Commander of Arms of Rio Grande do Sul;
Battles/wars	Cisplatine War Battle of Ituzaingó; ; Ragamuffin War; Platine War; Uruguayan War Siege of Paysandu; ; Paraguayan War Humaitá campaign Battle of Paso de Patria; Battle of Estero Bellaco; Battle of Tuyutí; Siege of Humaitá; ; Pikysyry campaign Pikysyry maneuver; Battle of Ytororó; Battle of Avay; Battle of Lomas Valentinas; Battle of Angostura; ; Campaign of the Hills Battle of Piribebuy; Battle of Acosta Ñu; ; ;

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Émile Louis Mallet, Baron of Itapevi (10 June 1801 – 2 January 1886), was a French-Brazilian Marshal. He is the patron of artillery in the Brazilian Army, the Day of the Artillery being celebrated on his birthday.