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Polignac, the self-made portrait painter Elisabeth Vigee-Le Brun.
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Then Gil Shaham, playing the long, slim 1699 "Princess de Polignac" Stradivarius, characteristics not visible to the eye from a distance but known to be a feature of this instrument, was the sensitive soloist in Barber's song-like violin concerto.
BBC Prom 54; La fanciulla del West; Joyce DiDonato; Simon Keenlyside; Kronos Quartet 2010
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We have awarded to Mr James Stephens the Polignac prize because of his book, The Crock of Gold.
Later Articles and Reviews W.B. Yeats 2000
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Madame de Polignac had by that time become Marie-Antoinette's best friend, a friendship encouraged by Louis XVI, since Madame de Poliganc had a calming and steadying influence upon the highstrung and easily distracted Queen.
Madame de Guéménée elena maria vidal 2009
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On a curious side point, the way Vivien Leigh looks in this beautiful picture is always how I imagined Madame de Polignac to look in her heyday.
That Hamilton Woman (1941) elena maria vidal 2009
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My hero the Princess de Polignac commissioned this piece so that Poulenc and Février would play together again.
Ni les peintres ni Maupassant ne se promènent Matthew Guerrieri 2007
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Count Mercy was more concerned with the Polignac clan and their influence on both the King and Queen.
Archive 2009-01-01 elena maria vidal 2009
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Polignac is a rioter; Camille Desmoulins is one of the governing powers.
Les Miserables 2008
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Bess on Marie Antoinette and Polignac skip to main
Oh no she DIDN'T! Bess on Marie Antoinette and Polignac Heather Carroll 2008
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Cardinal Polignac at a conclave: his steward, tired of having never been able to make him pass his accounts, took a journey to Rome, and went to the small window of his cell, laden with an immense bundle of papers; he read for nearly two hours; at last, finding that no answer was made, he thrust forward his head: the cardinal had been gone almost two hours.
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