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La FarandoleThis sketch shows a number of young women engaging in a Farandole, a ProvenCal dance in which members will join hands, prancing inwards and outwards, forming a chain, following a serpentine course
Florence Gould in costume for the Perian Gala, Juan les PinsFlorence Gould, wife of Frank Jay Gould, the famous millionaire and controlling genius behind the Palais de la Mediterranee at Nice
Jean-Marie BayolJEAN-MARIE BAYOL French explorer in Africa, notably in the Upper Niger : subsequently a colonial administrator and poet (in Provencal)
Mistral PhotoFREDERIC MISTRAL French provencal poet, here with relatives and dogs in 1906 when he has become a national monument. Date: 1830-1914
Mistral RecitesThe French Provencal poet MISTRAL recites his own verses in the Roman ruins at Saint- Remy. Date: 1868
MISTRALFREDERIC MISTRAL French Provencal writer Date: 1830-1914
Mistral and MissusFrench Provencal writer FREDERIC MISTRAL with his wife and their dog in their garden. Date: 1830-1914
Frederic Mistral (18301914) - French writer and lexicographer of the Occitan language. Mistral won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1904 and was a founding member of Felibrige
Paul Auguste Arene / GillPaul Auguste Arene. Provencal poet and French writer
Theodore Aubanel / GillTheodore Aubanel. Provencal poet, influenced by Joseph Roumanille
Amreica. Photographs from America. Sicard, on the YubaThe town of Sicard was set up on the banks of the Yuba by an old provencal sailor called Sicard, one of the first successful gold miners in the region
France TarasconThe chateau-du-Roi-Rene at Provencal Tarascon, which in legendary times was menaced by a monster, the fearsome Tarasque, which is still paraded in procession
Moustiers Sainte MariePicturesque provencal village; the star suspended between two cliffs dates from the Crusades, though it has periodically fallen and been replaced
Mistral / Fred / Nobel 1904FREDERIC MISTRAL Provencal poet
Page from a Troubadour poemA page from a Troubadour poem, written in Italian and Provencal, with decorated initial letters and decorated margins
Mistral / Frederic / ContempFrederic Mistral Provencal writer Nobel prizewinner