- Jean-Paul
Crespelle (24
December 1910 – 1994) was a
journalist and author. He was born in Nogent-sur-Marne, Île-de-France, France.
Crespelle wrote important...
- does not rise.
English pancakes are
similar to
French crêpes and
Italian crespelle. They may be
eaten as a
sweet dessert with the
traditional topping of...
- pasta,
seafood or
vegetarian sauces, soup and broth, gnocchi, polenta,
crespelle, c****eroles or lasagne.
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- Life on
Montmartre in the
Times of Pic****o) was
written by Jean-Paul
Crespelle, an author-historian who
specialized in the
artistic life of Montmartre...
- (1960–1984)
Couteret (1907)
Couverchel (1905–1907) Créanche (1899–1906)
Crespelle (1906–1923)
Croissant (1920–1922)
Culmen (c.1909)
Dalifol (1896) Dalifol...
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immediately remarried under an
agreement more
favourable to Vava" (Jean-Paul
Crespelle,
author of Chagall, l'Amour le Reve et la Vie,
quoted in Haggard: My Life...
- The
story of
their first encounter was told by the
writer Jean-Paul
Crespelle, "the
young woman's
serious face, lit up by pale blue eyes
which looked...
- sans fin, Deuxième époque (1908–1920). Paris: Éditions Gallimard. p. 24.
Crespelle, Jean-Paul (1978). La Vie
quotidienne à
Montmartre au
temps de Pic****o...
- and his
relationship with the
French surrealists and Miró. Jean-Paul
Crespelle pays
special attention to
Papazoff in "Uncle
Papazoff – the Bulgarian...
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critiques were
Waldermar George, Georges-Emmanuel Clancier, Jean-Paul
Crespelle,
Arthur Conte,
Robert Beauvais, Jean Lescure, Jean C****ou,
Bernard Dorival...
