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Alphonse Léopold
Boilly (3 Mai 1801 in
Paris – 8
December 1867 id., Petit-Montrouge) was a
French engraver and lithographer.
Boilly was a son of the artist...
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Boiling or
ebullition is the
rapid phase transition from
liquid to gas or vapour; the
reverse of
boiling is condensation.
Boiling occurs when a liquid...
- A
boil, also
called a furuncle, is a deep folliculitis,
which is an
infection of the hair follicle. It is most
commonly caused by
infection by the bacterium...
- Gr**** and
Roman times.
Boilly was born in La B****ée in
northern France, the son of a
local wood sculptor. A self-taught painter,
Boilly began his
career at...
- Édouard
Boilly (14
November 1799 – 1854) was a
French composer. Born in Paris,
Boilly came from a
family of painters: his
grandfather Arnould Boilly was a...
- Julien-Léopold
Boilly (30
August 1796 – 14 June 1874), also
known as
Jules Boilly, was a
French artist noted for his
album of
lithographs Iconographie...
- The
boiling frog is an
apologue describing a frog
being slowly boiled alive. The
premise is that if a frog is put
suddenly into
boiling water, it will...
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liquids will
boil at
different temperatures. The
normal boiling point (also
called the
atmospheric boiling point or the
atmospheric pressure boiling point)...
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Boiled eggs are
typically from a chicken, and are
cooked with
their s**** unbroken,
usually by
immersion in
boiling water. Hard-
boiled or hard-cooked...
- of the
Institut de
France in
Paris by the
French artist Julien-Léopold
Boilly as
shown below:
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