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Les Andelys

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Les Andelys , town (1993 est. pop. 8,580), in Eure dept., N France, Normandy, on the Seine. The twin communities of Grand-Andely and Petit-Andely form a commercial center, with a distillery, metalworks, glassworks, and silk and leather industries. On the border between Normandy proper and the Norman Vexin , it was of considerable strategic importance in the Middle Ages. The impressive Château Gaillard was built (1197) by Richard I of England. Author not available, ANDELYS, LES. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
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For names beginning thus and not listed here, see second element; e.g., for Les Andelys, see Andelys, Les . Read more
Poussin, Nicolas
Poussin, Nicolas ( b Les Andelys, Normandy, June 1594; d Rome, 19 Nov. 1665). French painter and...1634), a mediocre late Mannerist painter, visited his home town, Les Andelys, in 1611–12 to carry out a church commission. Soon afterwards... Read more

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