Val-d'Oise
France
Val-d'Oise holds 45 Bunkabop connections spanning 346 places and 15 topics, with music and art as its dominant threads. Composer, harpsichordist, and organist Louis-Antoine Dornel was born in Presles in 1680, and painter Thomas Couture died at Villiers-le-Bel in 1879. The department was also a filming location for The Emperor of Paris. Paris and London are among the places with many shared ties across these cultural connections.
Georges Duhamel (author)
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France | Paris, France
Louis-Antoine Dornel
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France | Paris, France
Jean-Jacques Bernard
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France
Blacko (singer)
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France | Seine-Saint-Denis
Thomas Couture
Connects Val-d'Oise to: Paris, France | Rome, Italy | Oise | Javůrek, Czech Republic
The Emperor of Paris
Connects Val-d'Oise to: Paris, France | Penal, Trinidad and Tobago | Seine-et-Marne | Essonne
Charles de Gaulle Airport
Connects Val-d'Oise to: Alsace | Maldives | Phnom Penh, Cambodia | French Riviera, FranceMonaco | Seine-et-Marne
Antoine Duhamel
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France | Paris, France | Berlin, Germany | Mississippi | Marche
Passi
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France | Paris, France | Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo | Cheb, Czech Republic
André François (cartoonist)
Connects Val-d'Oise to: United States | Paris, France | United Kingdom | Budapest, Hungary | Timișoara, Romania
Michel Guérard
Connects Val-d'Oise to: France | Paris, France | Rouen, France
Michèle Vergne
Connects Val-d'Oise to: Paris, France | Madrid, Spain | Warsaw, Poland | Kashiwara, Japan