- Jean-Baptiste-Louis
Gresset (August 29, 1709 – June 16, 1777) was a
French poet and dramatist, best
known for his poem Vert-Vert.
Gresset was born at Amiens...
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Rocky Gresset (born 1980) is a
French jazz guitarist.
Having come from a
musical family,
Gresset started playing guitar at the age of nine. As a teenager...
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Gresset, Pascal. "André Jaunet,"
Floete Aktuell,
Magazin no 4/2007, part 1, pp. 10–37,
Translated from
French into
German by
Guenter Rumpel.
Gresset,...
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Control and
Prevention (CDC). 22
August 2019.
Retrieved 27
January 2020.
Gresset-Bourgeois V,
Leventhal PS,
Pepin S,
Hollingsworth R, Kazek-Duret MP, De...
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modern period Illuminism Back row, left to right: Jean-Baptiste-Louis
Gresset,
Pierre de Marivaux, Jean-François Marmontel, Joseph-Marie Vien, Antoine...
- personalities:
Jules Verne, ****rlos de Laclos, Édouard Branly, Jean-Baptiste
Gresset,
Vincent Voiture,
Joseph Pinchon, Maréchal Leclerc. The
museum is currently...
- Vert-Vert ou le
Voyage du
Perroquet de
Nevers (1734) by Jean-Baptiste
Gresset. It has been in the
collection of the
Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon since...
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including a
commentary on Falkner's The
White Rose of
Memphis (1881).
Gresset, Michel; Scharff,
Arthur B. (1985). A
Faulkner Chronology. Jackson, MS:...
- Doll i' the Gr**** (Dukken i
Gresset) is a
Norwegian fairy tale
collected by
Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe in
their Norske Folkeeventyr. It...
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performances by
artists such as Iggy Pop,
Dianna Krall,
Billy Gibbons, and
Rocky Gresset.
Thomas Dutronc has been a
member of the
charity ensemble Les Enfoirés...
