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• Puce was also a popular fashion color in 19th century Paris.
• London has Portobello Road and Paris the Marche aux Puces.
• Gary Fembot now plays keyboards and sings with the band Puce Moment.
• He has also been Dean and professor at PUCE and other universities.
• For a layout of merchants, try www . les-puces . com.
• Lakeshore is also the site of a historic black community along the Puce River.
• "I see walls in mauve and puce, " says my decorator Jose
• And the peeling puce paint that covered the walls and ceilings has been meticulously scraped away.
• You also expressed interest in the city's flea market, the Marche aux Puces.
• As in, " The traffic is so bad it makes me want to puce ."
• It was called Le Marche aux Puces, which means " market of the fleas ."
• Immediately after the closure of the works, Baguley used an identical backstamp to the Rockingham puce mark.
• The result is his Gowanus series of pastels, which is heavy on colors like puce, pink and chartreuse.
• At each Arcade event, attendees vote for their favourite games, which are awarded Gold, Silver and Puce standards.
• A : Flea market is a literal translation from the French, marche aux puces, a market that originated in Paris.
• One of the characters in the book purchases a copy of Graves "'Antigua, Penny, Puce "!
• "' Pichincha Volcano "'viewed from the library, Pontificia Universidad Cat髄ica del Ecuador, ( PUCE ).
• A different source dates the first French use of " puce " as a color name to the 14th century.
• Its color varied from dark green to puce and purple, and colorless transparent rough crystals having remarkably perfect cleavage were sometimes observed.
• A long-lashed woman, Yvonne Marquis, dresses in the purple puce gown and walks to her vanity to apply perfume.