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Julien Pélage
Auguste Brizeux (12
September 1803 – 3 May 1858) was a
French poet. He was said to
belong to a
family of
Irish origin, but long settled...
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confinement in an
escape attempt. In the 19th century, the
Breton poet
Auguste Brizeux wrote of
Arthur in La ch****e du
Prince Arthur. In the
novel Saving Grace...
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pursued that mission.
Among the
authors writing in
Breton are
Auguste Brizeux, a
Romantic poet, the neo-Druidic bard
Erwan Berthou, Théodore Hersart...
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Auguste Brizeux". lorient.fr.
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December 2014. "Statue of
Brizeux". culture.gouv.fr.
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December 2014. "Statue of
Brizeux". culture...
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immediately by Théodore
Hersart de la Villemarqué (1815–1895) and
Auguste Brizeux (1803–1858),
whose works,
especially the former's
Barzaz Breiz, founded...
- by Émile Zola Œuvres, a work by Emil
Cioran Œuvres, a work by
Auguste Brizeux Oeuvres, a work by
Laurent Pariente Chef d'œuvre or masterpiece, a creation...
- Ar Fur, Ar Fur e oa") who asks to be
buried in the
village of
Brizak (
Brizeux, now part of Vannes) if he dies at war.
Gweltaz ar Fur sang the song entirely...
- Troyes' Musée d'art d'archéologie et de
sciences naturelles. "Le Scorff,
Brizeux et Marie". This oil on
canvas painting was
executed in 1889. The painting...
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developmental biologist Frédéric Adam (1904–1984),
conductor and
composer Auguste Brizeux (1803–1858), poet
Charles Delioux (1825–1915),
composer and
pianist Marie...
- 1845, Metz,
Grand salon de l'Hôtel de
Ville Médaillon du poète
Auguste Brizeux (1803–1858) at the
cemetery of
Carnel in Lorient; medal, marble, 1858 Étex's...
