Lemaire d'Aggagio, Nicole (Nicole Lemaire d'Agaggio) - a modern French artist, founding member of the European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature , Secretary General of the Academy since its inception (1980), long-term deputy mayor of Antibes-Juan-les -Pen.
At the age of 12, she was awarded the first prize of the Cannes Painting Competition for adults.
A doctoral dissertation, defended at the University of Paris, is devoted to the problems of the relationship between science and art.
Cavalier of the Legion of Honor , the French Order of Arts and Literature, Honorary Doctor of the Academy of Fine Arts of Romania, winner of the Grand Prix of the Museum of Painting in Monaco and many other awards.
She developed a new technique - "polychrome drapery", also creates modern tapestries using the Aubusson technique.
He is the author of many posters, postcards and illustrations, commissioned by UNESCO, as well as illustrations for books published by Flammarion, Hachette, Presses Universitaires de France, Leonardo.
A number of books were published in collaboration with the first president of the European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature, Raymond Dodel .
Some publications
- Daudel R., D'Agaggio N. Vision moléculaire du monde. - Paris: Hachette, 1981. - 188 p.
- Daudel R., Lemaire d'Agaggio N. (ed.) Life sciences and society: Proceedings of an International Colloquium on Great and Recent Discoveries in the Biomedical and Social Sciences, and Their Impact on the Evolution and Understanding of Our Society, Stockholm, Sweden, 26-28 November 1984. - New York: Elsevier Science Publishers, 1986. - 278 p.
- Benincasa C., Daudel R., D'Agaggio N. D'Agaggio: les sillons de la création. - Paris Art center, 1992. - 110 p.
- Daudel R., Lemaire d'Agaggio N. La science et la metamorphose des arts. - Paris, Presses universitaires de France, 1994—223 p.
- Lemaire d'Agaggio, N. Pleins feux sur les femmes de 60 An. - Paris, Residence, 2000. - 213 p.
Sources
- Jenkins JC, Vanden Bloock C. Who's who in international organizations. T.1. - KG Saur, 1992-481 p.
- Website of the European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature
- Nicole d'Agagio website