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ARTH101: Art Appreciation and Techniques. Provided by: Saylor. Located at: https://learn.saylor.org/course/view.php?id=360. License: CC BY: Attribution The video game Battlefield 1 features a level that is based around the Château called "Ballroom Blitz". cherub. Provided by: Wiktionary. Located at: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cherub. License: CC BY-SA: Attribution-ShareAlike In 1979 his 28-year-old daughter Amber, who was pregnant, was killed when returning from a family wedding. Her car crossed a damaged section of the M4 motorway crash barrier and hit an oncoming Porsche. The two people in the Porsche, as well as Bessone's daughter, her husband and two children, were all killed instantly. Several weeks after the accident it was discovered that the male passenger killed in the Porsche was Brian Field, one of the organizers of the 1963 Great Train Robbery, who had changed his name to Brian Carleton. [15]

Willetts, Paul (2010). "Members only: the life and times of Paul Raymond: Soho's billionaire king". Profile Books. ISBN 9781846687150. The pseudonym Rachilde gave young Marguerite some initial anonymity and a measure of gender ambiguity, but it was more than that. When her identity was discovered, she explained that Rachilde was the name of a long-dead Swedish lord who had come to her in a seance. This allowed her to shift the blame for her perverse writings to spiritual possession, but that also gave her an internal explanation for why she felt unnatural and unlike the others around her. This idea would be recapitulated later in life with the idea of possession by a werewolf. [4] [5] [2] In 1900 the family moved to 45 rue de Courcelles, near the Parc Monceau. Known as la plaine Monceau, it was the city’s wealthiest neighborhood. The private mansion at 63 rue Monceau belonged to wealthy banker Moïse de Camondo; replaced by an even grander mansion in 1912, it’s now the Musée Nissim de Camondo. a b c d e f g Mesch, Rachel (2006). The Hysteric's Revenge: French Women Writers at the Fin de Siècle. Vanderbilt University.

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pastel: Any of several subdued tints of colors, usually associated with pink, peach, yellow, green, blue, and lavender. In 1890, Vallette launched the avant-garde magazine Mercure de France, 'the most influential avant-garde journal of arts and literature of the era.' [11] :95 Rachilde served as the journal's literary critic, and as a 'creative advisor to her husband'. [11] :95 There, she not only got to write her own material, but helped select and refine the work of others and to express her opinions in a way that would help define literature for fin de siècle France. Rachilde began to hold her Tuesday salon in the Mercure offices. She took great pride in the luminaries who attended, a group which included not only the established inner circle of symbolist writers, but other notable counter-cultural figures such as Alfred Jarry, Oscar Wilde, painters Toulouse-Lautrec and Gauguin, composer Maurice Ravel, and many others. [5] [12] [8] [13]

Proust never lived in Auteuil, despite the memorable childhood scenes set there in his work. The village of Auteuil had been annexed to Paris only in 1860, and was still countrified. Even in the 1890s there was plenty of unbuilt land, hence architect Hector Guimard’slegacy of sixteen Art Nouveau houses, including the famous Castel Béranger at 14 rue La Fontaine. Guimard’s own Art Nouveau townhouse is still at 122 avenue Mozart, around the corner from Proust’s birthplace. Uncle Louis’s house has long since been replaced by an apartment building.

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Park and Chantilly racecourse [ edit ] The Château seen from the sky The Grandes Écuries (Great Stables) and the Château Barrès, Maurice (1886). "Mademoiselle Baudelaire". Le Voltaire (in French) – via Quoted in Guyaux (2007). Didier Depond was appointed president of Salon and Delamotte in 1997. Though he was not born in Champagne however within the Loire Valley, he’s so obsessed with this area, its wines, and its those who he has turn out to be de facto one among them. Chaabane, Zouhour (2022). Les manuscrits de Tagdemt: trésors du Cabinet des livres. Lille: Musée Condé. ISBN 9782376800804.