- counter-revolutionary writer, with
works such as
Lettres d'un
Royaliste Savoisien ("Letters from a
Savoyard Royalist", 1793),
Discours à Mme. la Marquise...
-
Residents of
Savoie are
known as Savoyards,
though they can also be
called Savoisiens (the
historical name) or Savoyens. The most
populous commune is Chambéry...
-
Rougerie appointed in 1972,
Pierrette Garreau and Marc
Ansel in 1979, Gérard
Savoisien in 1984, René Chéneaux in 1991, François
Kergourlay in 1995, and Marc...
- française Irène Némirovsky
Virginie Lemoine 2019-23
Marie des
Poules Gérard
Savoisien Arnaud Denis Molière
Award for Best
Actress 2022-23
Notre Petit Cabaret...
- Bouffes-Parisiens 1991: Décibel by
Julien Vartet,
directed by Gérard
Savoisien, Théâtre Édouard VII 1993:
Durant avec un T by
Julien Vartet, directed...
-
exhibition titled "Ur-Ethnographie." The Musée
dauphinois and the Musée
savoisien held an
exhibition about her and her work in 2007.
Alpine Spielzeugtiere...
- Genève, 1887. (in French) François Mugnier, Marc-Claude de Buttet, poète
savoisien XVIe siecle,
notice sur sa vie, ses œuvres poétiques et en
prose française...
- on Lac du Bourget,
where abundant material is on
display at the Musée
Savoisien in Chambéry. From the
Middle Bronze Age onwards, the
Alpine valleys were...
- New York, NY,
September 10 –
October 15. 1984
Daniel Brustlein,
Musee Savoisien, Chambéry, France,
September 8 –
October 29. 1984
Daniel Brustlein: Paintings...
- Charmettes, the
childhood home of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. In 1911 the Musée
Savoisien was
established in the
buildings of the bishop's palace,
awarded to the...
