- La
Joute ("the joust") (1969) is a
public sculptural installation by
Quebec artist Jean-Paul Riopelle, a
member of the
Automatiste movement. It is currently...
- installations,
including a
fountain in Montreal's
Olympic Stadium,
called La
joute. In 1972 he
returned to Québec and
built a
studio at Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-M****on...
- Fontenoy-la-
Joûte (French pronunciation: [fɔ̃tnwa la ʒut]) is a
commune in the Meurthe-et-Moselle
department in north-eastern France. Fontenoy-la-
Joûte has been...
- 2007 La
joute: Présentation (Quote: "D'après le
concept croate Piramida, La
Joute propose un jeu débat hebdomadaire.") Dumas, Hugo, "Fini La
joute, Bluff...
-
highlights a
sculpture by Jean-Paul Riopelle,
titled La
Joute (English: The Joust). La
Joute's central element is a
fountain with
alternating water jets...
- Jubilee: 6–8. 2013.
Joute, J.C.
Chongkholien (2020). "Rengkai
Village Authority (Thuoituhai) Chanchin".
Rengkai Lal
KAILIEN JOUTE (A Khaw
Sathai le a...
- Marie-Madeleine Lachenais,
known as
Joute (Arcahaie,
Haiti 1778 – Kingston,
Jamaica 22 July 1843), was a
politically active and
influential Haitian woman...
-
Joseph Jouthe (French pronunciation: [ʒozɛf ʒut], born 17
October 1961) is a
Haitian politician who
served as the 22nd
Prime Minister of
Haiti from 4 March...
- Mei Chu
Sukchawk Zing Ding A Nih. H
Thuomte Thuomte, H. 2001.
Joute Pahnam Inthladan (
Joute Genealogy). Churachandpur,
Manipur Various. 2008. Lal Remruot...
- Port-au-Prince: De l'imp. de Jh. Courtois. "Femmes d'Haïti - Marie-Madeleine (
Joute) Lachenais".
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