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Paris Street Art Legend Miss. Tic Dies At 66
Miss.Tic, whose provocative illustrations began cropping up in the Montmartre neighbourhood of Paris in the mid-80s and made her a pioneer of French street art, died Sunday aged 66.
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Rarely Seen Paris Van Gogh Sells For Over 13 Million Euros
One of the few paintings by Vincent Van Gogh still in private hands, "Street Scene in Montmartre", was sold for over 13 million euros Thursday at auction after going on public display for the first time this week, Sotheby's said.
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Rare Vincent Van Gogh's Painting Sold For $15.4 Million In Paris
One of the few paintings by Vincent Van Gogh still in private hands, "Street Scene in Montmartre", was sold for over 13 million euros Thursday at auction after going on public display for the first time this week, Sotheby's said.
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Paris Offers Relief to Dismissed 'Wee-Wee Ladies'
The Paris town hall said Tuesday it would step in to help a group of toilet attendants known as "wee-wee ladies" fired by managers transforming their workplaces into trendy "boutique restrooms".
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8 Dead in Paris Apartment Block Fire
French police arrested a man Wednesday after eight people, including two children, were killed in a fire in a Paris apartment building that investigators believe may have been started deliberately.
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Paris Street Art Legend Miss. Tic Dies At 66
Miss.Tic, whose provocative illustrations began cropping up in the Montmartre neighbourhood of Paris in the mid-80s and made her a pioneer of French street art, died Sunday aged 66.
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Rarely Seen Paris Van Gogh Sells For Over 13 Million Euros
One of the few paintings by Vincent Van Gogh still in private hands, "Street Scene in Montmartre", was sold for over 13 million euros Thursday at auction after going on public display for the first time this week, Sotheby's said.
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Rare Vincent Van Gogh's Painting Sold For $15.4 Million In Paris
One of the few paintings by Vincent Van Gogh still in private hands, "Street Scene in Montmartre", was sold for over 13 million euros Thursday at auction after going on public display for the first time this week, Sotheby's said.
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Paris Offers Relief to Dismissed 'Wee-Wee Ladies'
The Paris town hall said Tuesday it would step in to help a group of toilet attendants known as "wee-wee ladies" fired by managers transforming their workplaces into trendy "boutique restrooms".
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8 Dead in Paris Apartment Block Fire
French police arrested a man Wednesday after eight people, including two children, were killed in a fire in a Paris apartment building that investigators believe may have been started deliberately.
