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Henry de
Monfreid (14
November 1879 in
Leucate – 13
December 1974) was a
French adventurer and author. Born in Leucate, Aude, France, he was the son of...
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Monfreid may
refer to: George-Daniel de
Monfreid (1856–1929),
French painter and art
collector Henry de
Monfreid (1879–1974),
French adventurer and author...
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Georges Daniel de
Monfreid –
Monfreid XLVIII". Dodd, Mead and Company. 1922. "The
Letters of Paul
Gauguin to
Georges Daniel de
Monfreid". Dodd, Mead and...
- Fauvism. In 1898,
Gauguin sent the
painting to Georges-Daniel de
Monfreid in Paris.
Monfreid p****ed it to
Ambroise Vollard along with
eight other thematically...
- George-Daniel de
Monfreid (14
March 1856 – 26
November 1929) was a
French painter and art collector. He was born in New York City, in the
United States...
- him
before returning to her husband,
according to a
letter Gauguin sent
Monfreid.
Gauguin makes no
further mention of Teha'amana.
After his death, when...
- made of
stingray stingers, used in
Micronesia and elsewhere.
Henry de
Monfreid stated in his
books that
before World War II, in the Horn of Africa, whips...
- Dorothée de
Monfreid (born 1973) is a
French author and illustrator. She
worked as a
graphic designer,
before beginning to work on children's books. She...
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French gunrunner Henry de
Monfreid, a
writer and
adventurer whom Hergé
initially admired. When Hergé
learnt that
Monfreid was
providing guns for war...
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Gauguin sent the
finished work to
Europe and his
friend George-Daniel de
Monfreid kept it in Paris. (in French)
Georges Wildenstein, Gauguin. I. Catalogue...
