Draft:Eva Léandre
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Comment: not clear what makes them notable? Theroadislong (talk) 17:54, 11 April 2024 (UTC)
Eva Léandre | |
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| Nationality | German |
| Occupation(s) | Businesswoman, Architect |
Eva Léandre, born Huber, is a German businesswoman.
Biography[edit]
Family[edit]
She was in a relationship with portrait photographer Jim Monfort and has a son. In the Epoch Times magazine, they praise the Shen Yun show of the Shen Yun. She later marries Urs App, historian of religions.[1].
Education[edit]
She studied architecture and classical dance.
Career[edit]
As the Director of Trad'Style Communication, she founded Alley street, Rue Androuet, on the street of Amélie Poulain 's grocery store" in Montmartre[2][3], in 2004, and a seasonal apartment rental agency, Les Studios de Paris[4]. Then, in 2017, she curated the exhibition "Natural Limits" at the Parisian gallery Ségolène Brossette around the photographs of Laurence Nicola, Xavier Dumoulin, and Mechthild Kalisky[5]. In 2021, Alley Street transformed into a 1940s setting, under German occupation, for the filming of the movie Adieu monsieur Haffmann[6]
Book[edit]
- Paris Montmartre with Love, Venetian gardens, 2008 ISBN 978-2953346602
- Europe without France?: German Notes on the French Question - Essays on the New and Old Europe, with Markus C. Kerber (in German), Europolis UG & Co. KG editions, 2020 ASIN B08L9K786H
Bibliography[edit]
- Stephan Wolting (in German), Undine Gruenter: German Writer with Paris Goal'Pa' , p.42, 2020
References[edit]
- ^ Wagner on buddhism, Universitymedia, january 2024
- ^ Les 10 pop-up stores mode et art de vivre du printemps à Paris, Le Figaro, 12 april 2017
- ^ Autour de la Place des Abbesses, France 3, 25 february 2022
- ^ De L'art dans la vi(ll)e avec les Studios de Paris, Montmartre addict, 12 november 2015
- ^ Mois de la photo. Limites naturelles, Parisart, 6 april 2017
- ^ Le confinement fige un quartier de Paris dans un décor des années 40, Vanity Fair, 23 march 2020