Nathalie Leger Books

Exposition

By Nathalie Leger Translated From The French By Amanda DeMarco

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The first in Nathalie Léger’s acclaimed genre-defying triptych of books about the struggles and obsessions of women artists. Exposition is the first in a triptych of books by the award-...

R B Roland Barthes

By Centre Pompidou Paris 2002 2003, Nathalie Leger, Marianne Alphant

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Les vies silencieuses de Samuel Beckett

By Nathalie Leger

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Ecrits sur le theatre

By Nathalie Leger, Antoine Vitez

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Ecrits sur le theatre

By Nathalie Leger, Antoine Vitez

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Ecrits sur le theatre

By Nathalie Leger, Antoine Vitez

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L' auteur et son editeur

By Institut Memoires De L Edition Contemporaine.

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Vida de Barbara Loden

By Nathalie Leger, Vanesa Garcia Cazorla

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Suite for Barbara Loden

By Nathalie Leger, Natasha Lehrer, Cecile Menon

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