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#BackToSchool #BookRecommendation: The New #Teacher by Dominique Demers, Illustrated by Tony Ross. An inspiring book that will make you wish you had a teacher just like Mademoiselle Charlotte.
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#BackToSchool #BookRecommendation: The New #Teacher by Dominique Demers, Illustrated by Tony Ross. An inspiring book that will make you wish you had a teacher just like Mademoiselle Charlotte.
https://t.co/nESC3ubiBR
#childrenbook #edutwitter #literacy #librarytwitter
#BackToSchool #BookRecommendation: The New #Teacher by Dominique Demers, Illustrated by Tony Ross. An inspiring book that will make you wish you had a teacher just like Mademoiselle Charlotte.
https://t.co/nESC3ubiBR
#childrenbook #edutwitter #literacy #librarytwitter
🎨John Boldini
"Portrait of Mademoiselle De Nemidoff" (1908)
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Seated Female Clown (Mademoiselle Cha-U-Kao), plate one from Elles, 1896 #artinstituteofchicago #museumarchive https://t.co/bjkSlwNxtr
Portrait of Mademoiselle Chanel, 1923 #laurencin #marielaurencin https://t.co/d57U34KS9z
Girl in a Fur, Mademoiselle Jeanne Fontaine, 1891 #toulouselautrec #postimpressionism https://t.co/6kDdDOi7Ry
François Boucher (c1751) depicts the courtesan Mademoiselle O’Murphy in this drawing. A girl of Irish extraction she holds the laurels for possibly being the most famous Irish woman in art. The drawing is a new acquisition- for comparison here’s the finished picture (in Cologne)
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Mademoiselle Marcelle Lender, Standing (Mademoiselle Marcelle Lender, debout), 1895 #museumarchive #henridetoulouselautrec https://t.co/4ZWc9ygl5z
Mademoiselle Lanthelme, 1907 #giovanniboldini #boldini https://t.co/uKG024zrPZ
🔔 [Info expo de l'été] Exposition Jojo et Mademoiselle Louise d’André Geerts, à la #MaisondelaBD @BD_Boum de Blois (41)
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, La Troupe de Mademoiselle Eglantine, 1895 #drawingsandprints #metmuseum https://t.co/9MGBQ8MWhS
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Mademoiselle Cocyte, 1900 #museumarchive #henridetoulouselautrec https://t.co/Xs1P8awNTH
Meanwhile, Mademoiselle is a vessel for Shu’s gender exploration, he makes dresses and cute accessories for her made to match with his own outfits. Shu uses mademoiselle as another part of himself.
(Hence why some fans also use she/they for Shu in fandom spaces)