- of
laundry workers in 19th-century
France (blanchisseuse, lavandière,
laveuse, buandière, rep****euse, etc.) were
respected for
their trade. A festival...
- by the author. The
novel is set in France, in the
small village of Les
Laveuses on the
river Loire. With two
alternating timelines throughout the story...
-
Sainte Espérance. The
statue at Louisfert".
Retrieved 11
January 2015. "Les
Laveuses d'huîtres".
Retrieved 9
January 2015. "Bust of René Guy Cadou". Retrieved...
- Newell, a
sculpture made of
black granite from a
local quarry. La
Grand Laveuse (Washer Woman) by
Pierre Auguste Renoir. A
concrete platform commemorating...
- to
verbal stems to form "the
machine that verbs." For example,
laver →
laveuse "washing machine";
balayer →
balayeuse "vacuum cleaner" (but "streetsweeper"...
- the
Seacoast at Étaples (1871)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Les
Laveuses (1873)
Aberdeen Art
Gallery Woodland Scene (1873), oil on panel, 9 1/16...
- Victrix, bronze, 1914–16, by
Auguste Renoir and
Richard Guino La
grande laveuse, bronze, 1917, by
Auguste Renoir and
Richard Guino Eva, bronze, 1881, by...
- Les Andelys. Les
laveuses...
- Les
Laveuses au bord du Lot - Musée de Cahors...
- (2018)
Romans et
contes (1965-1966)
Rinconete et Cortadillo; L'Illustre
laveuse de
vaisselle (1970)
Platero et moi (1970)
Discours (1980)
Enrique Marin :...
