-
green to yellowish, with a pale blue "blush" in some cultivars; a few
Reine Claudes, such as 'Graf Althanns', are reddish-purple due to
crossbreeding with...
- has
built for herself. Framboise, her
brother C****is and her
sister Reine-
Claude lost
their father early.
Their mother,
Mirabelle Dartigen, was a difficult...
- a soufflé, from Elvas, Alentejo. It is
often accompanied with
stewed Reine Claude plums grown in the region.
Sericaia is
believed to have been influenced...
-
Still Life with
Mustard Pot (1860),
National Gallery of Art Figues,
Reine-
Claude et
abricot (1864),
Mougins Museum of
classical Art
Portraits and allegorical...
- unknowingly, he
renamed the plum that in
France was
called Reine Claude,
after Francis I's wife
Claude (1499–1524),
daughter of
Louis XII.
Galliano (liqueur)...
- La
Reine Margot is a 1994
historical romantic drama film
directed by
Patrice Chéreau, from a
screenplay he co-wrote with Danièle Thompson,
based on the...
-
apart from
extracting saffron from
purple crocus species in the Orléans.
Reine claude (Prunus
domestica italica) tree
species was
planted in the
gardens of...
-
character on the Fred
Allen radio show –
Foghorn Leghorn Claude of France,
French queen –
Reine Claude Claudius,
Roman emperor – the city of Kayseri, formerly...
- that Sir
William Gage, 2nd bart (c. 1650–1727),
introduced the
Gross Reine Claude fruit tree to
England from
France ca. 1725,
which later became known...
- style, in
which each
element is a
discrete entity.
Louis Delanois, Jean-
Claude Sené and
Georges Jacob were
three leading chairmakers in the 1770s and 80s...
