- Édouard
Niermans may
refer to: Édouard
Niermans (director) (born 1943),
French film director,
screenwriter and
actor Édouard
Niermans (architect) (1859–1928)...
- Édouard-Jean
Niermans (born
Eduard Johan Niermans) (30 May 1859 – 19
October 1928) was a
famous Dutch-born
French architect during the
Belle Époque. Eduard...
- Édouard
Niermans (born 10
November 1943) is a
French film director,
screenwriter and actor. His film The
Return of
Casanova was
entered into the 1992 Cannes...
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Leonardo Nierman Mendelejis (November 1 1932 – June 7 2023) was a
Mexican artist mostly known for his
painting and sculpture. He at
first wanted to be...
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Rouge underwent renovation and
improvement under the
direction of Édouard
Niermans, a
prominent architect of the
Belle Époque era,
amongst other works he...
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significantly expanded the
building from its
original two storeys, and
Niermans remodeled the
public rooms. See: Denby,
Elaine (2004).
Grand Hotels: Reality...
- ISBN 9080139580 (2nd ed.: 1996, 3rd ed.: 1997). 6th, rev. ed.:
Burgersdijk &
Niermans, Leiden, 2000. ISBN 9075089082 [Description of the
first 43 poems]. Marleen...
- Benoît
Ferreux as
little girl
Marie Trintignant Catherine Hiegel Edouard Niermans as
young man Andrée
Damant as
nurse "Ça n'arrive qu'aux autres". JP Box-Office...
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Nasta Luna
Antonio Nava
Nefero Ignacio Nieves Beltrán
Leonardo Nierman Claudia Nierman Rodolfo Nieto Luis Ni****awa
Isidoro Ocampo Juan O'Gorman Pablo...
- was
converted to the Théâtre
Marigny in 1894 by the
architect Édouard
Niermans and
became a home to
operetta and
other musical theatre. An
earlier theatre...
