- Beau
Geste) and Beau
Ideal (1927). In this
third volume Wren
details what
happened the
night of the
theft of the Blue Water. He also
wrote Good
Gestes, a...
-
Gesté (French pronunciation: [ʒɛste] ) is a
former commune in the Maine-et-Loire
department in
western France. On 15
December 2015, Andrezé, Beaupréau...
- The
chanson de
geste (Old
French for 'song of
heroic deeds', from Latin:
gesta 'deeds,
actions accomplished') is a
medieval narrative, a type of epic...
- The term
gestes esthétiques ("epic aesthetics")
refers to a quasi-mystical
synthesis of the
visual arts,
literature and music. The term has its origins...
- Beau
Geste is a 1924
adventure novel by P. C. Wren. Beau
Geste may also
refer to: Beau
Geste (1926 film) Beau
Geste (1939 film) Beau
Geste (1966 film)...
- Jānis
Geste (born 3
January 1983 in Užava) is a
Latvian journalist and TV presenter. He was
injured while reporting on the 2009 Riga riot. In 2012, he...
- Beau
Geste Press was an
independent publisher run by
Felipe Ehrenberg,
Martha ****ion and
David Mayor. It was
active from 1970
until 1976 at Langford...
- Beau
Geste is a 1939
American adventure film
starring Gary Cooper, Ray Milland,
Robert Preston,
Brian Donlevy, and
Susan Hayward.
Directed and produced...
-
Jerome Hubert (Columbia
University Press, 1936).
Gestes des Chiprois, at the
Medieval Sourcebook Les
gestes des Chiprois, G. Raynaud, ed., Geneva, 1887....
- don't doubt) in a book of
noble lineage that
there have been only
three gestes in well-defended
France (I
think no-one will
argue with me now). The lordliest...
