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New Book | The Venetian Façade - From ORO Editions: Michael Dennis, The Venetian Façade (South Bend: Notre Dame School of Architecture / ORO Editions, 2024), 160 pages, ISBN: ‎978-19618563...
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Messy Nessy Chic

13 Things I Found on an Internet Today (Vol. 718) - [image: 13 Things I Found on an Internet Today (Vol. 718)] 1. Bezoar stones: undigested matter found in the gastrointestinal tract of deer, goats, porcupi...
2 days ago
©Couleur XVIIIe - blog de Pascale Debert

Le lavoir d’En-Buez à Chaumont - [Patrimoine remarquable] Construit au début du XIXe siècle dans le creux de la vallée de la Suize, le lavoir d’En-Buez est un site exceptionnel qui a vu ...
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Voltaire Foundation | A collaborative blog for those interested in the Enlightenment

‘Book Marks’: An exhibition at the Weston Library - Voltaire clearly had few qualms about marking his reading materials. From extensive revisions, through pithy remarks, to the occasional hastily scribbled m...
1 week ago
Journal18: a journal of eighteenth-century art and culture

Provocations from HECAA@30 – Edited by Elizabeth Saari Browne and Dana Leibsohn - Responses Absence and Abundance: Thinking Ahead From HECAA@30 – by Jennifer Van Horn The Power of Storytelling and Story-Listening: Reflections on HECAA@30...
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FRENCH HISTORY NETWORK BLOG

Paris 2024: Breaking at the Olympics: formidable or a misfire? Rachel Anne Gillett - As an historian, attending the women’s breaking qualifiers at Concorde Urban Park in Paris, Friday 9 October 2024, took on an added dimension. I was witnes...
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Neil Jeffares

Alastair Laing 1944–2024 - The dreadful news that Alastair died last Friday reached me over the weekend. No doubt there will be formal obituaries in the press and specialist journals...
4 months ago
Histoires d'universités

Marat. L’Ami du peuple - Sources. Article de Wikipédia. Ouvrage de Serge Bianchi paru chez Belin. « L’Ami du peuple est un journal politique français de la période révolutionnaire,...
8 months ago
Forum Marie-Antoinette

Portraits de Marie-Antoinette, enfant et jeune archiduchesse - Miniature représentant Marie-Antoinette, réalisée en 1759. La future reine de France a alors 4 ans. Artiste inconnu. Source : Marguerite Jallut, "Marie-Ant...
1 year ago
Blog - Parisology

Sunday Online Journeys - How would you like to travel back in time from the comfort of your home and without flying to Paris? Starting this Sunday 27 February 2022, you can revisit...
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Fiction and Film for Scholars of France

Volume 11, Issue 3, March 2021 - A Word from the Editor The reviews in this issue revolve around the themes of crimes and misbehaviours, of gender and victimhood. David Bell reviews Roman ...
3 years ago
Marie-Antoinette's Gossip Guide

Portrait of the Comtesse de Beaufort (or is it?) - Louis Michel van Loo, *Portrait of the Comtesse de Beaufort.* 1760, oil on canvas. The Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College. "This beautiful ideal...
3 years ago
HECAA

History, painting, and the seriousness of pleasure in the age of Louis XV - Susanna Caviglia French painting of Louis XV’s reign (1723-1774), generally categorized by the term “rococo,” has typically been understood as an artistic ...
3 years ago
civique

montagnarde1793: Y aurait-il parmi mes abonnés un-e germanophone qui voudrait bien traduire deux... - montagnarde1793: Y aurait-il parmi mes abonnés un-e germanophone qui voudrait bien traduire deux pages du journal prussien la *Minerva* pour moi ? Il s’a...
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RBZPR

civique: civiqueAs I recently ended my previous project, rbzpr,... - civique: *civique* As I recently ended my previous project, *rbzpr*, I want to introduce my new blog: *civique*. On it, I will share bits and pieces of ...
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PublisHistory Blog

“A Critical Examination of Christianity in Beowulf” (by Xenia Stoll) - Beowulf is a heroic elegiac poem, which appears to be a summary of Anglo-Saxon beliefs and ideals. Beowulf was written after pagan Anglo-Saxony was Christi...
7 years ago
Titillating Tidbits About 18th Century France

The Real Renée Bordereau - There is a character in my novel, Silence in the Mist, named Renee Bordereau. In my book, she is a bold, brave solider in the Army of the Vendee and the m...
9 years ago

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