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Pygmalion and
Galatea (French:
Pygmalion et
Galatée) is an 1890
painting by the
French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme. The
motif is
taken from Ovid's Metamorphoses...
- the name
Galatée or Galathée, in
honour of Galatea:
Galatée (1719), a
frigate Galatée (1745), a 24-gun frigate, lead ship of her
class Galatée (1779),...
- Étienne
Maurice Falconet:
Pygmalion et
Galatée (1763)...
- Acis et
Galatée (Acis and Galatea) is an
opera by Jean-Baptiste Lully.
Unlike most of his operas,
which are
designated tragédies en musique,
Lully called...
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Galatée (Q132) was a
French Navy Sirène-class
submarine commissioned in 1927. She parti****ted in
World War II,
first on the side of the
Allies from 1939...
- Galathée (or
Galatée) was a 32-gun
frigate of the
French Navy, lead ship of her class. In
February 1780, Galathée
escorted convoys in the Bay of Biscay...
- Dauphin. He
handed on the
commission to Campistron, who
produced Acis et
Galatée for Lully's music.
Campistron had
another success in
Tiridate (1691), in...
- with Sirène
taking station that day on
alert at
Calvi and
Galatée at Ajaccio. On 5 June,
Galatée relieved Sirène at
Calvi and went on one-hour
alert to get...
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embittered because the
teenage Galatée no
longer loves him as she did when she was a child. He asks Lycas,
Galatée's young brother, to
describe her feelings...
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Salon of 1812 he
exhibited only a Tête de Vierge; in 1819
Pygmalion et
Galatée showed a
further decline of strength. In 1824, the year in
which he produced...
