Abraham Poincheval
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'Human Hen' Artist Condemned After Hatching Nine Eggs
- Friday April 21, 2017
- Offbeat | Agence France-Presse
A French artist who hatched nine eggs after sitting on them for three weeks has been condemned by an animals rights group for depriving the chicks of a mother. Abraham Poincheval hardly slept in the 23 days he spent nesting inside a glass vitrine in a Paris art museum which he finally left Thursday after all but two of the eggs hatched.
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'I'm A Little Dazed,' French Artist Says After Living In A Rock
- Thursday March 2, 2017
- World News | Reuters
French artist Abraham Poincheval was freed from a block of stone in a Paris museum on Wednesday after spending seven days enclosed in it.
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French Artist Abraham Poincheval Is Entombed Inside 12-Tonne Boulder For A Week
- Wednesday February 22, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
A French artist was entombed Wednesday inside a 12-tonne boulder for a week, saying: "I think I can take it." With the world's press looking on, the two halves of the limestone rock were closed on Abraham Poincheval by workmen in a Paris modern art museum.
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'Human Hen' Artist Condemned After Hatching Nine Eggs
- Friday April 21, 2017
- Offbeat | Agence France-Presse
A French artist who hatched nine eggs after sitting on them for three weeks has been condemned by an animals rights group for depriving the chicks of a mother. Abraham Poincheval hardly slept in the 23 days he spent nesting inside a glass vitrine in a Paris art museum which he finally left Thursday after all but two of the eggs hatched.
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'I'm A Little Dazed,' French Artist Says After Living In A Rock
- Thursday March 2, 2017
- World News | Reuters
French artist Abraham Poincheval was freed from a block of stone in a Paris museum on Wednesday after spending seven days enclosed in it.
- www.ndtv.com
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French Artist Abraham Poincheval Is Entombed Inside 12-Tonne Boulder For A Week
- Wednesday February 22, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
A French artist was entombed Wednesday inside a 12-tonne boulder for a week, saying: "I think I can take it." With the world's press looking on, the two halves of the limestone rock were closed on Abraham Poincheval by workmen in a Paris modern art museum.
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