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A few words about Dr. Orna Lieberman

Orna Lieberman, who holds a PhD in French literature, is a scholar of the Bible, literature, and culture, living in France. You are invited to visit her blog, The Language of the Bible – New Light on an Ancient Language, which is primarily dedicated to explaining the Bible through its language. The blog unites Orna’s two great loves, Hebrew and French. French culture occupies a prominent place in her life, and her many and varied articles on the website “Anonymous Francophiles” illustrate the range of topics in which she is interested.

Henri Matisse, a free artist in constant motion

Henri Matisse, a free artist in constant motion

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The secrets of Planier Island and its iconic lighthouse

The secrets of Planier Island and its iconic lighthouse

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Chateau de Borly in Marseille, from a village house to Apollo's palace

Chateau de Borly in Marseille, from a village house to Apollo's palace

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The Last Issue, a new book by Anat Mei Dan

The Last Issue, a new book by Anat Mei Dan

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A Collector's Perspective: The Masterpieces of Oscar Gez

A Collector's Perspective: The Masterpieces of Oscar Gez

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Maison Empereur: Marseille, the oldest home improvement store in France

Maison Empereur: Marseille, the oldest home improvement store in France

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Felix and Lawton: Life in the Service of Art

Felix and Lawton: Life in the Service of Art

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Yves Touati, the Cherry Band and the Clanks of Marseille

Yves Touati, the Cherry Band and the Clanks of Marseille

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The world's most famous manuscript: The Very Rich Hours of the Duke of Berry

The world's most famous manuscript: The Very Rich Hours of the Duke of Berry

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Joe Dessins, American Singer in Paris, Triumphs and Tribulations

Joe Dessins, American Singer in Paris, Triumphs and Tribulations

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How the cicada became the symbol of Provence

How the cicada became the symbol of Provence

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Where is the child, a never-ending story?

Where is the child, a never-ending story?

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Baya, the miraculous life of the great Algerian artist

Baya, the miraculous life of the great Algerian artist

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Sophie Rakhlanko, two autobiographies, one in Hebrew and the other in French

Sophie Rakhlanko, two autobiographies, one in Hebrew and the other in French

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A masterpiece by Camille Claudel, “Old Age,” was discovered by chance in an orphaned apartment

A masterpiece by Camille Claudel, “Old Age,” was discovered by chance in an orphaned apartment

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Alain Delon without a doubt

Alain Delon without a doubt

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Giverny: Claude Monet's House and Garden

Giverny: Claude Monet's House and Garden

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The restored Cosquer Cave in Marseille: a journey into prehistory

The restored Cosquer Cave in Marseille: a journey into prehistory

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Le Butte Bergere, a lovely green and decorated corner, in the 19th arrondissement

Le Butte Bergere, a lovely green and decorated corner, in the 19th arrondissement

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Diving into the musical world of Jane Birkin

Diving into the musical world of Jane Birkin

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Emily L.: A novel about love and loss, steeped in alcohol and madness

Emily L.: A novel about love and loss, steeped in alcohol and madness

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Recommended apartment in Paris – not far from the Eiffel Tower

Recommended apartment in Paris – not far from the Eiffel Tower

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The dark side of the Eiffel Tower

The dark side of the Eiffel Tower

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Yossi Zisman, “An Art Dealer Named Niemand”

Yossi Zisman, “An Art Dealer Named Niemand”

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