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- art historian Caroline Recher, critic Smaranda Olcèse, writer Mathieu Larnaudie and historian Quentin Deluermoz. Stuchtey, Benedikt: Colonialism and Imperialism...
- Larnaudie [es], Ricardo Pascale 2004 Dumas Oroño, Magalí Sánchez, Jorge Sosa Jorge Abbondanza [es], Aureliano Berro, Ángel Kalenberg, Olga Larnaudie [es]...
- art historian Caroline Recher, critic Smaranda Olcèse, writer Mathieu Larnaudie and historian Quentin Deluermoz. "Trablusgarp Savaşı Ve 1911–1912 Türk-İtalyan...
- daguerreotypes to Siam in 1845. Pallegoix had another French priest Louis Larnaudie bring camera apparatus from Paris to Bangkok. However, Siamese superstitious...
- Lucien Pascal (born Lucien Probst), Casadesus followed courses with Edmée Larnaudie at the École des Arts Appliqués from 1956 to 1959. From 1960 to 1966,...
- hired a French teacher that specialized in deaf education, Madeleine Larnaudie, who taught her lip reading and sign language. Around the age of 20, Viera...
- and social consequences of the recent past. In an interview with Olga Larnaudie [es], she said: In the 80s I started with other types of searches linked...
- collection Les Cahiers rouges. The novel Strangulation (2008) by Mathieu Larnaudie portrays a character mainly based on the life of Jean de La Ville de Mirmont...
- Figari Award in recognition of her career. The jury, composed of Olga Larnaudie [es], Lacy Duarte, and Enrique Aguerre [es], cited the extreme uniqueness...
- photography around 1847 from the French missionary priest Louis François Larnaudie, who had introduced photographic equipment to Siam in 1845, or the bishop...