Examples of using Renoir in English and their translations into Hebrew
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a graduate of Avni(1982), I consider Renoir as my most important teacher.
the kind Renoir paints.
And on January 10, an American court ruled: the Renoir painting is to be returned to the museum!
we recall Renoir, Sargent, Erte, Chagall….
In 1993, the Renoir Group was founded by businessmen Eli Berkowitz and Yossi Brosh.
The Renoir Group has branches spread nationwide at the largest malls in Israel.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, commonly known as Auguste Renoir( or;; 25 February 1841- 3 December 1919),
By the way, in 2014, the picture turns 135 years old, and, as Renoir himself said," we must be able to put off the canvas for a while and let it rest.".
Monet, Renoir and Degas to works by leading national and international contemporary artists.
Renoir briefly touches the question of anti-Semitism through the character of Rosenthal,
There is no way of completely understanding the art of Flaherty, Renoir, Vigo, and especially Chaplin unless we try to discover beforehand what particular kind of tenderness,
The Rules of the Game or La Règle du jeu is a 1939 French film directed by Jean Renoir about upper-class French society just before the start of World War II.
decides to run away with ex-girlfriend Marianne Renoir(Anna Karina),
Marianne Renoir(Anna Karina),
including the world's largest Renoir collection and more of Cézanne's works than there are in all of France.
She also received support from the family's artist friends, Renoir in particular.
was presented after findings were shown on an investigation of Channel 10 about the import of pet furs by the Clothing Chain stores of Renoir and ML.
That's what I saw, we captured the world, and with it, somewhere on the canvas, amidst the colours and the layers, what Renoir would have called, our destiny.
Renoir used the First World War(1914- 1918) as a lens through which to examine Europe as
see the war as having a purpose; as such, Renoir depicts them as laudable