The Wisdom Of Brillat-Savarin :: Photographs And Quotes About Food, Society And Entertaining :: In English And In French
:: The Wisdom Of Brillat-Savarin ::
Photographs And Quotes
About Food, Society And Entertaining
In English And In French
About Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin
Born: April 1, 1755 - Belley (Ain, France)
Died: February 2, 1826 - Paris (France)
The Professor had a long career in law and escaped to the United States during the revolution. Although a bachelor during his lifetime, he was very much enchanted by women and the beauty they brought to his life. He was once overlooked at a dinner party by a woman and stated that the omission was still hurtful at the writing of his final work from which the following quotes are taken.
The Professor has inspired many things. In modern times, a cheese and a donut shaped cake are named after him. He took the science of noursihment seriously and wished to inspire us to think about how we eat and how we entertain.
Occupations:
President of the Superior Civil Court of the Department of Ain
Justice of the Court of Cassation
Mayor of Belley
French Teacher (United States)
Violin Teacher (United States)
Violonist for Park Theatre, New York
Secretary on the Staff of the Armies of the Republic in Germany
Commissary of the Government in the Department of the Seine and Oise
Counsellor in the Court of Cassation
Writer
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Photographs And Quotes
About Food, Society And Entertaining
In English And In French
About Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin
Born: April 1, 1755 - Belley (Ain, France)
Died: February 2, 1826 - Paris (France)
The Professor had a long career in law and escaped to the United States during the revolution. Although a bachelor during his lifetime, he was very much enchanted by women and the beauty they brought to his life. He was once overlooked at a dinner party by a woman and stated that the omission was still hurtful at the writing of his final work from which the following quotes are taken.
The Professor has inspired many things. In modern times, a cheese and a donut shaped cake are named after him. He took the science of noursihment seriously and wished to inspire us to think about how we eat and how we entertain.
Occupations:
President of the Superior Civil Court of the Department of Ain
Justice of the Court of Cassation
Mayor of Belley
French Teacher (United States)
Violin Teacher (United States)
Violonist for Park Theatre, New York
Secretary on the Staff of the Armies of the Republic in Germany
Commissary of the Government in the Department of the Seine and Oise
Counsellor in the Court of Cassation
Writer
The Wisdom Of Brillat-Savarin :: Photographs And Quotes About Food, Society And Entertaining :: In English And In French
:: The Wisdom Of Brillat-Savarin ::
Photographs And Quotes
About Food, Society And Entertaining
In English And In French
About Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin
Born: April 1, 1755 - Belley (Ain, France)
Died: February 2, 1826 - Paris (France)
The Professor had a long career in law and escaped to the United States during the revolution. Although a bachelor during his lifetime, he was very much enchanted by women and the beauty they brought to his life. He was once overlooked at a dinner party by a woman and stated that the omission was still hurtful at the writing of his final work from which the following quotes are taken.
The Professor has inspired many things. In modern times, a cheese and a donut shaped cake are named after him. He took the science of noursihment seriously and wished to inspire us to think about how we eat and how we entertain.
Occupations:
President of the Superior Civil Court of the Department of Ain
Justice of the Court of Cassation
Mayor of Belley
French Teacher (United States)
Violin Teacher (United States)
Violonist for Park Theatre, New York
Secretary on the Staff of the Armies of the Republic in Germany
Commissary of the Government in the Department of the Seine and Oise
Counsellor in the Court of Cassation
Writer
Photographs And Quotes
About Food, Society And Entertaining
In English And In French
About Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin
Born: April 1, 1755 - Belley (Ain, France)
Died: February 2, 1826 - Paris (France)
The Professor had a long career in law and escaped to the United States during the revolution. Although a bachelor during his lifetime, he was very much enchanted by women and the beauty they brought to his life. He was once overlooked at a dinner party by a woman and stated that the omission was still hurtful at the writing of his final work from which the following quotes are taken.
The Professor has inspired many things. In modern times, a cheese and a donut shaped cake are named after him. He took the science of noursihment seriously and wished to inspire us to think about how we eat and how we entertain.
Occupations:
President of the Superior Civil Court of the Department of Ain
Justice of the Court of Cassation
Mayor of Belley
French Teacher (United States)
Violin Teacher (United States)
Violonist for Park Theatre, New York
Secretary on the Staff of the Armies of the Republic in Germany
Commissary of the Government in the Department of the Seine and Oise
Counsellor in the Court of Cassation
Writer
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Publisher: | CTG Publishing |
Publication date: | 07/11/2011 |
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