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"Iris" and "Weeping Willow": unseen Monet paintings go on sale in Paris - AOL (opens the original)
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Between 22 and 30 million euros, the highest estimate ever placed on a painting sold in France. That is what a buyer could spend to obtain "Iris" by Claude Monet. On 22 October, the auction house Sotheby's will be offering it for sale, alongside other works from the Schlumberger family's private collection. A monumental painting created by Monet at the end of his life, the canvas is, according to curators, in remarkable condition. "It has no varnish, it is on its original canvas and has never be
"Iris" and "Weeping Willow": unseen Monet paintings go on sale in Paris (opens the original)
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Between 22 and 30 million euros, the highest estimate ever placed on a painting sold in France. That is what a buyer could spend to obtain "Iris" by Claude Monet. On 22 October, the auction house Sotheby's will be offering it for sale, alongside other works from the Schlumberger family's private collection. A monumental painting created by Monet at the end of his life, the canvas is, according to curators, in remarkable condition. "It has no varnish, it is on its original canvas and has never be
Strasbourg hospital A&E disrupted by illicit drone deliveries to nearby prison (opens the original)
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Neither the SAMU nor the civil protection service: rescue helicopters no longer land at night at Hautepierre hospital, to the west of Strasbourg. The decision was taken on 28 July because of the night-time presence of civilian drones in the heliport area. These devices, carrying parcels, are bound for the nearby Elsau remand prison. In recent years this method of "delivery" has been booming in prisons across France, and Strasbourg is no exception. Since April, the heliport security teams have de
Jellyfish force shutdown of three reactors at French nuclear plant (opens the original)
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A nuclear plant in northern France shut down three reactors after a swarm of jellyfish clogged pumps used to cool the units, energy group EDF said on Tuesday. Three reactors were taken offline on Monday and output at a fourth was cut by half, EDF said in a statement, leaving just one operating at full capacity. A sixth reactor was already offline for scheduled maintenance. "This situation has no impact on the safety of the facilities, the safety of personnel, or the environment," said EDF. Franc
Drought forces water restrictions across nearly 70% of France (opens the original)
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Nearly 70% of France is subject to water-use restrictions as drought conditions worsen amid successive heatwaves, the government said on Monday. A series of heatwaves over the past three months, compounded by drought, have broken temperature records, caused thousands of excess deaths, and fuelled massive wildfires. "As France is experiencing a particularly severe drought, the effects of climate change continue to increase pressure on water resources," the ministry for ecological transition said,
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