- 1911
Salon d'Automne and was
sarcastically described as "la
Joconde à la
cuiller" (Mona Lisa with a spoon) by art
critic Louis Vauxcelles on the
front page...
-
where they
plotted against Geneva under the
banner of "Gentilshommes de la
Cuiller".
Discreetly supported by the Duke, they har****ed the city by confiscating...
- were used to
throw myrrh onto
fires as
offerings to gods or to the dead. "
Cuiller à fard à la nageuse". Louvre. 9
February 2023.
Retrieved 20
December 2023...
- or, most often, ch (with the
frequent examples of cœur and
quinze and
cuiller and cuisine), the
widespread use of
English terms, the
progressive extinction...
-
France at age 16 to
study privately with him as well as with
Bertrand Cuiller and Skip Sempé. In 2018, she
obtained a
joint master's
degree in musicology...
- Colors.
Sonatas for
Yukio – C.P.E. Bach:
Harpsichord Sonatas, by
Jocelyne Cuiller (2011). A
program composed of Bach
sonatas for each
scene of the novel...
-
Ensemble Stradivaria, Chœur de l'Académie Baroque,
conducted by
Daniel Cuiller (2 CDs, Mirare, 2008)
Laura Williams Macy (2008). The
Grove Book of Opera...
-
possible to use a roll-and-lift method, or "spoon"
lifting (relevage à la
cuiller in French), with
three people: the
first responders are
placed on the same...
-
arrived in New York to
arrange bouts. Ledoux,
accompanied by his manager, E.
Cuiller,
arrived on the
French liner Rochambeau on
Sunday last. "Charles Ledoux...
-
September 1911,
referred to Le goûter
sarcastically as "la
Joconde à la
cuiller" (Mona Lisa with a spoon). André
Salmon dubbed this
painting "La Joconde...
