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Review: 'Séraphine' Christian Science Monitor A tenderly drawn portrait of French naive painter Séraphine de Senlis, who was discovered by the German art collector whose house she cleaned. By Peter Rainer | Film critic of The Christian Science Monitor This feature requires a newer version of …

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New Zealand Herald Smokin' Audrey stamp is hot Philadelphia Inquirer, PA By Tirdad Derakhshani A collector discovered a rare stamp portraying movie star Audrey Hepburn smoking – and a minimum bid of almost $42000 has been set for today's auction in Berlin.

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Rare Audrey Hepburn stamp goes to auction The Associated Press BERLIN (AP) — A collector stands to make a tidy profit after discovering a rare stamp portraying movie star Audrey Hepburn smoking — one of a series that should have been incinerated by the German government. In 2001, the government printed 14 million …

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Rare Audrey Hepburn stamp goes to auction Examiner.com May 25, 2009 3:02 AM (1 mins ago) By RACHEL NOLAN, AP A collector stands to make a tidy profit after discovering a rare stamp portraying movie star Audrey Hepburn smoking – one of a series that should have been incinerated by the German government. …

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French Connections at 14th "Rendez-Vous" Village Voice, NY Thankfully, a portrayal of real-life derangement, Martin Provost's Séraphine stars Yolande Moreau as the titular naïve artist championed by a German collector in the 1920s and '30s, and mostly avoids the mishaps of biopics about the "touched," thanks …

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New York Times Reality and Charm in a Feast for Cineastes New York Times, United States … who was discovered and nurtured by Wilhelm Uhde, a German art collector for whom she worked as a housekeeper in Senlis, outside Paris

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