- Joan Oró i
Florensa (Catalan pronunciation: [ʒuˈan uˈɾo];
October 26, 1923, in Lleida,
Catalonia –
September 2, 2004, in Barcelona, Catalonia) was a Spanish...
- Palace: present-day
Museu Pic****o (Carrer Montcada),
restored by
Adolf Florensa in 1959, who
added galleries with
arches and
Gothic windows. Pignatelli...
- The
Italian Lakes: Maggiore, Como, Orta, Varese, Lugano, Iseo,
Garda Florensa, Lídia. "Navigli: guía para
visitar los
canales de Milán".
Viajar Milán...
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Industrials (1922) by
Antoni Ferrater. Casa
Artur Suqué (1927) by
Adolf Florensa.
Caixa Catalunya building (1931) by José Yárnoz
Larrosa and Luis Menéndez...
- estate, in
noucentist style, were
designed in 1930 by the
architect Adolfo Florensa and
included a
group of
sculptures scattered throughout the gardens, pools...
-
practices of
government army
forces Aparicio Saravia en la Revolución de 1904.
Florensa & Lafon, 1949. 1949.
Historia de la revolución, 1904: espisodios, grabados...
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Antonio Franco Florensa (25
October 1911 – 30 June 1996) was a
Spanish professional football player and
manager ****ociated with Espanyol, FC Barcelona...
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Romain Renard: Accordion,
voice and
backing vocals Sergi López:
Drums Miki
Florensa:
Electric and
acoustic guitar.
After forming part of the
groups Els Llums...
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Archived from the
original on 28
March 2023.
Retrieved 28
March 2023.
Florensa AF, Kaas RS,
Clausen PT, Aytan-Aktug D,
Aarestrup FM (January 2022). "ResFinder...
- are 102x68 meters. The
architect responsible for the
project was
Adrian Florensa. The
construction of the
stadium begun in 1918 and
finished in 1919. On...
