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René-Louis Lafforgue. Profile: French writer, composer, singer and actor, born on March 13th, 1928 in San Sebastián (Spain) and died on June 3rd, 1967 in a car accident. He fled to France as a child because of the Spanish Civil War and enjoyed a successful artistic career, doing the first part of Georges Brassens's shows, composing songs such as Julie La Rousse or Le Poseur De Rail and opening the cabaret "L'École Buissonnière" rue Mouffetard in Paris. Variations: Viewing All René-Louis Lafforgue. René-Louis Lafforgue. Le Troubadour de Paris Dans Ses Oeuvres ‎(10", Album, Mono).

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The Le Troubadour, poésies occitaniques (1803) by Fabre d'Olivet popularized the term, and may have led to the naming of the style in art. The Waverley Novels of Walter Scott were hugely popular across Europe, and a major influence on both painting and French novelists such as Alexandre Dumas and Victor Hugo. Gallerie Saint-Louis, Palais de justice de Paris, built in 1835 by Gisors (1796–1866), in place of a gothic gallery he had demolished. Château de Pierrefonds, Eugène Viollet-le-Duc architect. Château d'Aulteribe, at Semantizon, rebuilt by Henriette Onslow, daughter of the musician George Onslow. Château du Barry, at Lévignac, a Neo-Gothic wing, by the brothers Auguste Virebent and Pascal Virebent (1745–1831), architects in Toulouse.