Word: rouen
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...last decade like Fersen, people are paying attention, which opened the doors for others," he says. Delerm has rushed in where others have already trod. His two albums - a self-titled 2002 debut, followed by Kensington Square last year - have already sold a combined 600,000 discs. Raised near Rouen, a cathedral city on the Seine 120 km north of Paris, Delerm is the child of two literature professors. His father, Philippe, is a successful author in his own right, having penned a dozen books. Vincent, who taught himself piano at 17, also studied literature and explains that his father...
This idea of the work of art in a world of art works is explored in the exhibition as well. There are prints which seek to render the Roman Colloseum as “Experienced Space” for those who cannot journey there. The cathedral at Rouen and all its intricacy is explored by print-makers again and again from the late 18th century until Lichtenstein...
...Oxford. In June, Ridler, a onetime secretary to T.S. Eliot, was named Officer of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II for her services to literature. DIED. MICHELINE OSTERMEYER, 78, who won discus and shot put gold medals for France in the 1948 Olympic Games; in Rouen. Ostermeyer retired from sports in 1950 to tour Europe as a pianist and was renowned for her renditions of Rachmaninoff's work...