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| Antoine de Saint – Exupery |
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| Worked in Rodin’s workshop |
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| Mentally deranged and paranoid – she accused Rodin of stealing her ideas and plotting to kill her |
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| She destroyed most of her statues, but 90 survive |
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| Studied art in Paris in 1902 |
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| Invented cubism with Picasso |
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| Fascinated by light and perspective |
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| From Algeria – his books take place there |
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| Journalist with Algerian newspaper |
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| Le Petit Prince – read around the world |
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| 1935 he survived a plane crash |
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| 1944 – he died in a plane crash |
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| Discovered radium and polonium |
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| 1st woman to win a Nobel Prize and she won two; one for chemistry and one for physics |
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| Died of radioactive poisoning |
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| Considered the greatest French composer of modern age |
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| Bolero – most famous composition |
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| “Music I feel must be emotional first and intellectual second” |
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| Greatest French short story writer |
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| Hated the Eiffel tower and ate at the restaurant below it so he couldn’t see it |
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| Le déjeuner des canotiers (Lunch of the Boating Party) |
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| Poetry about love, stupidity, hypocrisy and war |
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| Most widely read poet since Victor Hugo |
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| Discovered his poems on scribblings on back of napkins and envelopes |
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| army person who was accused of treason but he was tried unfairly and convicted because he was Jewish |
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| Wrote a letter to the president of France that was published in the paper |
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| Put Zola on trial for writing it |
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| “The truth is on the march and nothing can stop it” |
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| Designed 1889 for Paris World’s Fair |
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| 100th anniversary of the French Revolution |
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| World’s Fair in Paris 1889 |
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| Used wind tunnel to test his different designs of architecture |
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| Did the structural inside of the Statue of Liberty |
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| Invented vaccine for anthrax and rabies |
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| Discovered process of pasteurization |
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| Kills bacteria and makes milk safe for humans to drink |
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| Commander in the French resistance |
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir Le déjeuner des canotiers (Lunch of the Boating Party) |
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