-
November 1917) was a
French Catholic novelist, essayist,
pamphleteer (or
lampoonist), and satirist,
known additionally for his
eventual (and p****ionate) defense...
-
Colbert (1903–1996),
actress Georges Courteline (1858–1929),
writer and
lampoonist Bruno Cremer (1929–2010),
actor Alexandra David-Néel (1868–1969), Asian...
-
juxtaposition for the
creation of a new repertoire. The
works of the
Lampoonist series are a
hybrid between marginal and official,
between informal and...
- Mary,
Queen of
Scots Pegnitz,
Germany Roland Nadaus [fr]: Poet, writer,
lampoonist, storyteller,
lyric writer, novelist,
local councillor and départemental...
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palaeographer (born 1655)
unknown date – Anne ****,
Scottish comic poet and
lampoonist (year of
birth unknown) Ritchie,
Fiona (2006). "Shakespeare and the Eighteenth-Century...
- Lover's Malady". iwp.uiowa.edu. Edmonds, C. J. (January 1935). "A
Kurdish Lampoonist:
Shaikh Riza Talabani".
Journal of the
Royal Central Asian Society. 22:...
- [citation needed] It was not met with
universal acclamation. One
local lampoonist versified: "Arrived at the church, 'tis
diverting to see Them all strut...
- polemicist, and
member of Parliament. His
contribution as an essayist,
lampoonist, and
aphorist reflected his
progressive approach to
labor and productive...
-
Australian Short Stories,
Harry Heseltine (ed),
Penguin Books, 1976 "The
Lampoonist", The
White Chrysanthemum:
Changing Images of
Australian Motherhood, Nancy...
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Enthusiast at the
Suffolk Street Gallery.
Theodore Lane was a
political lampoonist and in 1820
created a
series of
satirical images of
Queen Caroline at...
