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Yahne Le
Toumelin (27 July 1923
Paris - 8 May 2023 Tursac) was a
Buddhist nun and
French painter.
Beginning in the 1950s, she was a
surrealist and abstract...
- Léonie
Yahne (August 8, 1867 –
April 26, 1950) was a
French comedic actress.
Marie Léonie Jahn was born at Versailles, France. She used a
different spelling...
- Whitecone, Arizona, U.S. Died 2012 Gilbert, Arizona, U.S. Other names
Haskay Yahne Yah
Education Santa Fe
Indian School Black Mountain College,
Phoenix Junior...
- journalist, and has
three sons from two marriages. His
first marriage to
painter Yahne le
Toumelin ended in divorce. One of his sons,
Matthieu Ricard, is a well-known...
- His
mother is the
lyrical abstractionist painter and
Tibetan Buddhist nun
Yahne Le Toumelin.
Matthieu Ricard grew up
among the
personalities and
ideas of...
- and in 1950
illustrated the book
Chats des
villes et
chants des
chats by
Yahne Lambray and Renée Herrmann. Hébert-Coëffin
spent time at the
Monnaie de...
-
prince of
France Georges Pfeiffer (1835–1908),
composer and
pianist Léonie
Yahne (1867–1950),
actress Pierre Vaillandet (1888-1971),
politician Yves Brayer...
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individual who
filed the
challenge against both her and
McCray was
Scott Yahne, an
attorney who was a
close friend and ally of McDermott. As a
result of...
- (died 1936)
Arthur C. Be****,
Navajo (1932–2010)
Harrison Be**** (Haskay
Yahne Yah),
Navajo (1914/1917–2012)
Keats Be****,
Navajo (1923–1987)
Black Hawk...
- and
Justice Howie Hawkins,
Green Party activist and
perennial candidate YahNé Ndgo, activist, author, and
singer John Rensenbrink,
political scientist...
