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This Classic Reproduction Vintage Print, Taverne Olympia, by Jules Cheret c. 1900, honors the beauty of this unique art form and evokes the vivid images of a simpler time. Each print is a custom reproduction printed on heavyweight enhanced matte art paper. These historic art prints are suitable for framing, mounting or direct display on any wall. 14 in. x 11 in. x 1 in. Color: Multicolor.

This Classic Reproduction Vintage Print, Taverne Olympia, by Jules Cheret c. 1900, honors the beauty of this unique art form and evokes the vivid images of a simpler time. Each print is a custom reproduction printed on heavyweight enhanced matte art paper. These historic art prints are suitable for framing, mounting or direct display on any wall. 28 in. x 20 in. x 1 in. Color: Multicolor.

This Classic Reproduction Vintage Print, Taverne Olympia, by Jules Cheret c. 1900, honors the beauty of this unique art form and evokes the vivid images of a simpler time. Each print is a custom reproduction printed on heavyweight enhanced matte art paper. These historic art prints are suitable for framing, mounting or direct display on any wall. 24 in. x 18 in. x 1 in. Color: Multicolor.

In 1973, Labour MP Dick Taverne caused a national sensation when he stood against his own party as an independent to win a historic by-election in Lincoln. Demonstrating tIn 1973, Labour MP Dick Taverne caused a national sensation when he stood against his own party as an independent to win a historic by-election in Lincoln. Demonstrating the power of the individual against party politics, his bold move was a forerunner for the formation of the SDP some eight years later and cemented his own place in political history. Peppered with entertaining anecdotes, this autobiography sets Taverne's political battles in the context of a rich and varied life. After studying at Oxford University, Taverne juggled a legal career while taking his first steps in politics, before serving in Harold Wilson's government during the 1960s. His later achievements included the launch of the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the founding of the charity Sense About Science, whose objective of advancing public understanding of science continues to inform public debate today. Still an active member of the House of Lords, Dick Taverne presents a thoughtful and compelling memoir, as well as a measured account of fraught and turbulent times.

Fernandez Peris, J. La Cova Del Bolomor (tavernes de La Valldigna, Valencia). Las Industrias Liticas Del Pleistoceno Medio En El Ambito Del Mediterraneo Peninsular. Valencia, 2007, 463 P.,figuras. Encuadernacion Original. Nuevo.

Depuis un an, Marcel n’a plus le temps d’aller prendre une bière à la taverne. En fait, il est épicier à plein temps et, à bien y penser, il vient de vivre la pire année de toute sa vie.Marcel parviendra-t-il à s’en sortir ? Il le faut pourtant, c’est le bien-être de toute sa famille qui en dépend. La vie file et Marcel vient de prendre conscience qu’il ne la voit pas passer.Bernadette, elle, n’a pas envie de voir partir Adrien. Pourtant, depuis l’automne dernier, ses paroles proclament le contraire. Elle se fait l’avocat du diable en répétant que Maureen a le droit de connaître sa fille, d’autant plus que la lointaine mère commence à manifester un intérêt pour l’enfant.Cependant, comme le dit si bien Évangéline : s’il fallait qu’ils ne reviennent jamais...En plus, depuis quelques mois déjà, son fils Antoine s’est mis en tête d’aller passer l’été à New-York pour tenter d’intéresser quelques propriétaires de galeries afin qu’ils exposent ses toiles.En attendant, Bernadette s’inquiète aussi pour Laura qui, de son côté, n’a toujours pas annoncé à son père qu’elle retourne à l’université. Avec l’humeur de Marcel qui s’assombrit de jour en jour, Bernadette ne voit pas comment Laura va s’y prendre. La jeune fille semble par ailleurs très préoccupée par le nouvel ami un peu louche de Francine.Voici le septième tome de la très belle série Mémoires d’un quartier, Marcel, où le père de famille Lacaille apprendra à découvrir le véritable visage de tous ceux qui l’entourent.

Sometimes you take the shot, and sometimes the shot takes you. As the manager of Montreal’s most infamous dive bar, Monroe—and it’s just Monroe, thank you very much—is used to serving up her signature pearls of wisdom alongside an array of shots, pints, and pitchers. In fact, she thrives on it. Taverne Toulouse is a mighty ship, and she its fearless captain, trusted by patrons and bar staff alike to steer them through choppy waters. If only she’d been given a little warning before a full-on tsunami swept in next door. Julien Valois’ wining and dining empire is making waves. The next item on his agenda is opening a trendy lounge right next to Monroe’s beloved Taverne Toulouse—one that’s meant to run the dive bar out of business so he can buy up that property too. His plans did not include falling for a five-foot-nothing brunette with an impressive vocabulary and an even more impressive ability to manhandle drunk frat boys twice her size. They’re rivals in every sense of the word, but when Monroe and Julien are in a room together, the battle lines fade away. Their defences lower, their hearts get louder than their heads, and the burn between them goes down like just the right shot—intense, intoxicating, and able to sweep their priorities away with a single taste. Until reality decides to slap up a big ‘For Sale’ sign and force them remember those priorities all too clearly. The Bar Next Door is part of the Barflies series, a set of standalone of romantic comedies that chronicle the ups and downs of the staff at a Montreal dive bar.