- (Translation, 1836)
Comme quoi Napoléon n'a
jamais existé (1838)
Madame Putiphar (Novel, 1839) Le Trésor de la
Caverne d'Arcueil (Novella, 1927) Chisholm...
-
sculpture upon
presentation of his painting,
Joseph sollicité par la
femme de
Putiphar. He
became involved in the ****ual
scandals surrounding Etienne-Benjamin...
- (1910), by
Vicente Lleó,
which was
based on the
French operetta Madame Putiphar. In the
second decade of the century, the
influences of
Viennese operetta...
- Borel, in Champavert,
Contes immoraux (1833) and
especially in
Madame de
Putiphar (1839), was even more
provocative than the
English writers, particularly...
- him, as can be seen in
Sainte Famille (B. 62) and
Joseph et la
femme de
Putiphar (B. 39). 1636 was a
pivotal year for Rembrandt: he
achieved greater maturity...
- critic,
Artus began his
career with
parts in
verse such as La
Duchesse Putiphar.
After studying with the
Jesuits (in
France and England), Artus, who regularly...
-
revue in 2 tableaux, with Cellarius, Paris, Scala, 18
April 1897:
Madame Putiphar, three-act operetta, with
Ernest Depré,
music b****mond Diet, Paris, Théâtre...
- only I was a
chaste Joseph,
because Madame Müller was not as
charming as
Putiphar, and
therefore never left my coat there. The
daughter would probably have...
- from
South America.
After Hannelore is
found in the
establishment of Mre.
Putiphar, Vesory's
chief takes Hannelore in his
sports car and
drives off. There...
