Eva Léandre

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Born
Huber
NationalityGerman
OccupationBusinesswoman, Architect

Eva Léandre, born Huber, is a German businesswoman.

Biography

Family

She was in a relationship with portrait photographer Jim Monfort and has a son. In the Epoch Times magazine, they praise the Shen Yun show of the Shen Yun. She later marries Urs App, historian of religions.[1].

Education

She studied architecture and classical dance.

Career

As the Director of Trad'Style Communication, she founded Alley street, Rue Androuet, on the street of Amélie Poulain 's grocery store" in Montmartre[2][3], in 2004, and a seasonal apartment rental agency, Les Studios de Paris[4]. Then, in 2017, she curated the exhibition "Natural Limits" at the Parisian gallery Ségolène Brossette around the photographs of Laurence Nicola, Xavier Dumoulin, and Mechthild Kalisky[5]. In 2021, Alley Street transformed into a 1940s setting, under German occupation, for the filming of the movie Adieu monsieur Haffmann[6]

Book

  • Paris Montmartre with Love, Venetian gardens, 2008 978-2953346602
  • Europe without France?: German Notes on the French Question - Essays on the New and Old Europe, with Markus C. Kerber de, Europolis UG & Co. KG editions, 2020 B08L9K786H

Bibliography

  • Stephan Wolting de, Undine Gruenter: German Writer with Paris Goal'Pa' , p.42, 2020

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