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Paule Marrot (17
April 1902 – 22
December 1987) was a
Parisian textile designer widely known for her
textile prints with a flat, two-dimensional, upbeat...
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stronger opinions about a car's
colors than
about the car
itself (See below,
Marrot at Renault).
Engineers spent the next five
years developing the Dauphine...
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textile print by
Marrot[permanent dead link] See:
Clayton Marcus chair for Rowe
Furniture using Marrot Print See: Nike shoe
using Marrot Print "Florence...
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years until he had his
first outstanding successes. His
biographer V. H.
Marrot calls 1906 Galsworthy's
annus mirabilis. In
March his
novel The Man of Property...
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reference to the fact that he is a turtle)
while the
character of
Achilles Marrot in the
thirteenth episode "Blunder on the
Orient Express" is a
parody of...
- ISBN 978-1-78301-221-3. Göring,
Hermann (1934).
Germany Reborn. London: E.
Mathews &
Marrot. OCLC 570220.
Archived from the
original on 3
August 2004. Leffland, Ella...
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prototyping of the
Dauphine (until his death),
enlisting the help of
artist Paule Marrot in
pioneering the company's
textile and
color division. The
Dauphine sold...
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Laugesen Labour leader –
Ekspres newspaper editor Flemming Sørensen Bjørn
Marrot Foreign minister,
Labour leader (replacing Laugesen) Lars
Brygmann Troels...
- of the Prix Blumenthal,
textile artist Paule Marrot received the
stipend in 1928,
which allowed Marrot to open her
workshop in
Batignolles on rue Truffaut...
- (1931). The
House of
Commons Book of
Remembrance 1914–1918. E.
Mathews &
Marrot. Churchill,
Winston Spencer (25 May 1917). "Valentine Fleming. An appreciation"...