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[Annette Becker sharing artifact]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, presenting a book to a group of elderly individuals
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[Annette Becker showing artifacts]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, carrying plush poodle shoes on a tray. She is walking towards something off camera and is seen smiling
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[Annette Becker sharing artifacts]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, presenting various artifacts from the collection to an elderly group. Becker is showcasing a hat from the collection but there are other items showcased on the table such as a pair of shoes that resemble a poodle
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[Annette Becker sharing various artifacts]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, showcasing various artifacts with a group who are situated off camera. Featured are a pair of shoes that resemble a plush poodle
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[Annette Becker sharing artifact]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, presenting an artifact to a group who is situated off camera. The artifact is a framed print advertisement which showcases the re-invention of The Braniff Airline Air Strip in 1966. The model in the advertisement is seen taking off her uniform designed by Emilio Pucci
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[Annette Becker sharing artifact]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, presenting an artifact to a group who is situated off camera. The artifact is a framed print advertisement which showcases the re-invention of The Braniff Airline Air Strip in 1966. The model in the advertisement is seen taking off her uniform designed by Emilio Pucci
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[Annette Becker presents artifact to group]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, showcasing a hat in the collection to an elderly group
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[Annette Becker sharing artifacts to group]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, presenting a variety of artifacts to a group of elderly individuals. Becker is gesturing to a black hat placed on a table with other artifacts
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[Annette Becker sharing artifact with group]
No full textPhotograph of Texas Fashion Collection Director Annette Becker sharing artifacts with OLLI at the University of North Texas members as part of an event called "Style Stories: Personal Narratives in Fashion Accessories." Photograph shows a woman, Annette Becker, presenting a book to a group of elderly individuals
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No full textInternational audienceL’histoire culturelle de la guerre s’est affirmée depuis près de quatre décennies, presque autant que la carrière d’Annette Becker. Le parallèle est loin d’être fortuit ; il vaut reconnaissance de la contribution protéiforme de l’historienne à cette approche historiographique.Après s’être consacrée à la Grande Guerre et à sa mémoire, Annette Becker a travaillé sur les liens entre les deux guerres mondiales et sur l’ensemble des violences de guerre du XXe siècle jusqu’au génocide des Tutsi au Rwanda. L’historienne s’est aussi attachée à montrer comment les artistes, les écrivains et les intellectuels ont rendu compte des douleurs et des cicatrices qu’ont laissées les expériences traumatiques et les souffrances du siècle dernier. Elle est une des fondatrices de l’Historial de la Grande Guerre de Péronne et du parcours historique du Mémorial de la Shoah à Paris, deux institutions majeures.Ce livre propose une lecture panoramique de l’histoire des violences guerrières au XXe siècle et jusqu’à nos jours, de ses mémoires et de ses représentations. Deux générations de spécialistes en histoire, histoire de l’art, anthropologie mais aussi des gens de lettres, des artistes, des responsables de centres de recherche et de musées, pour qui la rencontre avec Annette Becker a laissé des traces fécondes, suscité de nouveaux terrains, voire infléchi leurs questionnements, sont réunis ici.L’ouvrage fait aussi le pari d’un dialogue possible entre espaces et lieux d’une géographie conçue au-delà des seules inscriptions nationales. Diversité, originalité, sensibilité et audace, autant de caractéristiques de ces contributions, à l’image de leur inspiratrice, Annette Becker
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