Examples of using Bonnard in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Mr. Bonnard.
Bonnard Lawson.
Seurat Bonnard.
Bonnard Lawson.
Pierre Bonnard.
Bonnard did not dare move.
Keep your eye on your wallet, Bonnard.
Pierre Bonnard Dining Room.
You missed a few lessons in your home desert study, Mr. Bonnard.
Bonnard! I don't like this!
Well into the desert. Please, don't misunderstand me, Monsieur Bonnard.
Monsieur Bonnard is planning an expedition into our beloved Sahara.
What are you stewing about, mon capitaine? Bonnard told you where we were going last night.
Bonnard and Hopper leave you with a sense of an individual in a space.
I love this fear and cling to it for it alone gives me the strength totell you that I will be in Paris on Saturday at the Bonnard Gallery.
My name is Paul Bonnard. I was at your office when the ladies volunteered to help me find you.
Eduard Vuillard(at the back of the group) is present in the same picture,and the leading French artist Pierre Bonnard is next to the supposed Van Gogh.
Monsieur Bonnard, please, this young lady will take care of you for a few moments. I have a little errand of an official nature to accomplish.
An elderly woman got out of the taxi, and, galvanized into action, I ran toward her, shouting,“I know who you are-you are a replica of Augusta Bonnard!
When a friend and colleague of my parents- Augusta Bonnard, a psychoanalyst- came to Los Angeles for a year's sabbatical in 1964, it was natural that we should meet.
The sheer volume of data and its international scope makes this an exceptional case,” said Thierry Boitelle,a lawyer with Bonnard Lawson in Geneva.
Bonnard captures the intimacy and melancholy of their relationship in Nude in the Bath 1936, whose experimental use of colour suggests the distance of memory.
It also placed a“huge burden” on banks to produce information about employees and intermediaries who aided tax evasion, said Thierry Boitelle,a lawyer at Bonnard Lawson in Geneva.
The exhibition makes much of Munch's photography,though he took far fewer photographs than his contemporaries Bonnard or Edouard Vuillard, and used photography much more indirectly than, say, Degas, in the service of his art.
Impressionists Claude Monet and Auguste Renoir eased the world into Modernism with their treatment of light, and Raoul Dufy,Pierre Bonnard, and Paul Signac carried the torch decades later.
His sensuous, intense paintings were infused with his love and understanding of late 19th-Century French painting, especially Degas,Vuillard and Bonnard, and by his feeling for the heat and colours of India, which he visited on many occasions.