- more
followers as they
surged out of
Paris in the
autumn rain. In
their poissard slang,d they
chattered about bringing the king back home. They
spoke less...
-
Family 1803 Tate Britain,
London 102.2 x 141.6 cm
Calais Pier, with
French Poissards preparing for Sea: an
English Packet arriving 1803
National Gallery, London...
- Cirque-Olympique. 1806: Les
Amans du Pont-aux-biches ou la
Place publique,
vaudeville poissard in one act and in
prose 1806: Le
Solitaire forcé, ou
chacun son tour, one-act...
- Semsales. (key) "Championnat d'Europe et d'Espagne 125 cm3 –
Braillard le
poissard". motosportsuisse.ch (in French). 26
October 2003.
Retrieved 23 June 2016...
- Variétés, for
repertoire made up of
petites pièces dans le
genre grivois,
poissard ou villageois; Théâtre de la
Porte Saint-Martin, for
melodrama and spectaculars;...
- the name Vadé. What
earned Vadé a re****tion as the
creator of the
genre poissard [fr] is that, in s****ing by
honest toil the way to live honestly, he turned...
-
Brazier and Théophile
Marion Dumersan, 1821 Les Cris de Paris,
tableau poissard in 1 act,
mingled with couplets, with
Armand d'Artois and
Antoine Simonnin...
- of the
laundress made po****r
through a
literary style known as
genre poissard [fr].
Influences Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, The
Kitchen Maid (1738)...
- verse, with Théaulon and
Ferdinand Langlé, 1822 Les Cris de Paris,
tableau poissard in 1 act,
mingled with couplets, with
Francis and Simonnin, 1822 Le Matin...
- with Théophile
Marion Dumersan 1802: Les
Amours de la halle,
vaudeville poissard in 1 act, with
Charles Henrion 1802:
Allons en Russie,
vaudeville épisodique...
