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Leenhardt is a
French surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Étienne
Leenhardt (1962—),
journalist Maurice Leenhardt (1876—1954), anthropologist...
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Maurice Leenhardt (9
March 1878 – 26
January 1954), was a
French pastor and
ethnologist specialising in the
Kanak people of New Caledonia.
Leenhardt was born...
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Roger Leenhardt (23 July 1903 – 4
December 1985) was a
French writer and filmmaker. Born in a
bourgeois Protestant family, this
brilliant student of philosophy...
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Michel Maximilien Leenhardt (2
April 1853,
Montpellier – 15 May 1941, Clapiers) was a
French painter,
known for landscapes,
history paintings and genre...
- with
Protestant missionaries like
Maurice Leenhardt functioning as
witnesses to the
events of this war.
Leenhardt would pen a
number of
ethnographic works...
- directors". Meanwhile, the
French film
critics André
Bazin and
Roger Leenhardt described that directors,
vitalizing films,
depict the directors' own...
- MKH was
punctuated by
multiple thermal maxima of
extreme warmth. The
Leenhardt Thermal Event (LTE)
occurred around 110 Ma,
followed shortly by the l’Arboudeyesse...
- Étienne
Leenhardt (born 25 July 1962) is a
French TV host, journalist, editor, and executive.
Leenhardt has been
deputy director of
Information for France...
- Cocteau,
Jacques Becker, Abel Gance, Max Ophuls,
Jacques Tati and
Roger Leenhardt. The
article caused a
storm of
controversy and
landed Truffaut an offer...
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Charles Fouqueray Frank Fowler Henri Gervex Charles Lucien Léandre Max
Leenhardt Henri Le
Sidaner Aristide Maillol Édouard-Antoine Marsal [fr] João Marques...
