- In
general architecture a
lucarne is a
dormer window. The term is
borrowed from French:
lucarne,
which refers to a
dormer window,
usually one set into...
- of
lucarnes,
slender dormers which provided ventilation to the
spires of
English Gothic churches and cathedrals. An
early example are the
lucarnes of...
- complet".
Lucarne opposée (in French).
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February 2024.
Nicolas Cougot (14
January 2024). "Coupe d'Asie 2023 : le ****on se fait peur".
Lucarne opposée...
- capital". www.aljazeera.com.
Retrieved 19
December 2019. "Suhail TV, la
lucarne de la révolution yéménite". Le
Monde (in French). 7
October 2011. Retrieved...
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facade of the château
Grand stairway Renaissance tower (circa 1510) High
lucarnes flanked by
pinnacles on the roof In 1491,
before the
Italian campaign,...
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trouble – 1987 La
Fille démantelée – 1990 La
Plage d'Ostende – 1991 La
Lucarne – 1992 Le
Bonheur dans le
crime – 1994 Moi qui n'ai pas
connu les hommes...
- l'INA :
Liliane Rovère, 86 ans, n'a
jamais quitté
longtemps la
petite lucarne". Le
Figaro (in French).
Retrieved 2023-03-14. Merle,
Sylvain (2019-04-11)...
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Regretful Climb) Le
Rasoir National (The
National Razor) Le
Vasistas or La
Lucarne (The Fanlight) La
Veuve (The Widow) Le
Moulin à
Silence (The
Silence Mill)...
-
September 2009,
Caron owned and
operated the
hotel and
restaurant Auberge la
Lucarne aux
Chouettes (The Owls' Nest), in Villeneuve-sur-Yonne,
about 130 km (80 mi)...
- Analyst.
Retrieved 24 June 2024. Lesdos, Marianne. "Frank Lebœuf: en
pleine lucarne". Gala (in French).
Prisma Média.
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