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Those who believe the Trier tradition claim on the contrary that the relic of Argenteuil, which is woven of fine wool and is of a reddish brown colour, is not a tunic but a mantle.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability 1840-1916 1913
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At this distance there is a village which the inhabitants call Argenteuil, where the Holy Coat of Our Lord is said to be preserved.
The Autobiography of St. Ignatius of Loyola Ignatius 1523
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He lives with his wife Julie and their children Louis (12) and Madeleine (11) in Colombes, across the Seine from Argenteuil, in Impressionist country northwest of Paris.
David Galenson: "Fifty Years Ago Art Was a Religion": A Conversation With Camille Saint-Jacques David Galenson 2011
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Yet it was sunny, outdoor scenes by major Impressionists that largely captured collectors' attention, particularly Gustave Caillebotte's 1883 river view "Bridge at Argenteuil and the Seine," which sold to a telephone bidder for $18 million, a new auction record for the artist.
Sotheby's Rallies With $199.8 Million Sale Kelly Crow 2011
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The art collection Mr. Shorenstein amassed with his late wife, Phyllis, included Gustave Caillebotte 's cheery river view from 1882, "The Seine at Argenteuil."
Christie's Super-Sized Sale Brings In $231.4 Million Kelly Crow 2010
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One of the book's most compelling sections weaves together the varied auction history of Claude Monet's "Le Pont du chemin de fer à Argenteuil," an exemplary Impressionist landscape.
An Auction Life, Self-Appraised Maxwell Carter 2011
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He lives with his wife Julie and their children Louis (12) and Madeleine (11) in Colombes, across the Seine from Argenteuil, in Impressionist country northwest of Paris.
David Galenson: "Fifty Years Ago Art Was a Religion": A Conversation With Camille Saint-Jacques David Galenson 2011
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He grew up in a family of Argenteuil craftsmen, but by his early 20s he had fallen in with mavericks like Henri Matisse, who were using Technicolor palettes to convey emotion and summery heat in their paintings.
A New Home for Arab Treasures Kelly Crow 2011
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By the time he moved here, Monet had lived in Le Havre, Paris, Etretat, Argenteuil, Veutheil.
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By the time he moved here, Monet had lived in Le Havre, Paris, Etretat, Argenteuil, Veutheil.
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