Примери коришћења A picasso на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Or a Picasso.
She looks like a Picasso!
A Picasso of digital art.
And I see a Picasso.
When they get through with you… your face is gonna look like a Picasso.
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Yes, it's a Picasso.
Well, actually, it's an original,but not a Picasso.
Oh, she's a Picasso now?
I didn't know you knew a Picasso.
That is a Picasso or a Pissarro.
No, that's not a Picasso.
You know it's a Picasso because there is some magic coming off it,” he said.
He thought it was a Picasso.
You know it's a Picasso because there is some magic coming off it,” he told the Associated Press.
Actually, it's not a Picasso.
The news is not that a Picasso is worth $100 million, but that $100 million is worth the Picasso!”!
To me, he was a Picasso.".
I mean, it would have to be near perfect,so… where would you go for a near perfect copy of a Picasso?
Why don't you go deface a Picasso or something?
He claimed to have spent just a day re-creating a painting by Rembrandt,and an hour for a Picasso.
I can't distinguish between a Picasso and a car crash.
Life has changed dramatically since I hear color, because color is almost everywhere, so the biggest change for example is goingto an art gallery, I can listen to a Picasso.
You didn't know I was such a Picasso, did you?
So, what I'd like to argue is that if seagulls had an art gallery they would take this long thin stick with the three red stripes, hang it on the wall, pay millions of dollars to purchase it,worship it, call it a Picasso.
The guy that painted these thinks a picasso is a foreign sports car!
The piece of art you see on your left is painted by a western red cedar and that on your right by a Douglas fir, andwhat I learned was that different species have different signatures, like a Picasso versus a Monet.
Could you imagine being able to buy a Picasso a week before his demise?
And I'm not saying it"is" a Picasso.
Our first edition Bits now had a permanent home snuggled in between a Picasso and the Post-It- not to mention being included in a contemporary interactive exhibit, Talk To Me.
Whatever made him think it was a Picasso?