Examples of using Holbein in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Mr. Holbein.
The Ambassadors(1533), Holbein.
Hans Holbein.
The Ambassadors(1533), Holbein.
Send Holbein.
But do we really know Holbein?
Mr. Holbein has sent this portrait of Anne de Cleves, your Majesty.
Master Holbein.
But if I have seven lords, I couldn't make one Holbein.
Mr. Holbein has been designing all kinds of things for the coronation procession.
Lady Mary.I have been discussing plans for your coronation with Mr Holbein.
Hans Holbein was dispatched to Cleves to paint a portrait of Anne for the king.
The stunning realism of Flemish workwas also printed in the works of Hans Holbein.
The painter Holbein stayed with us, and my sister supports many musicians and choirs.
There is a very good copy in Dresden,so good that for a long time it passed as a second version by Holbein himself.
There was also a beautiful collection of Holbein drawings, studies for portraits of the Tudor court.
At length we come to the Mid-European Reformation,expressing itself in the great figures of Albrecht Dürer, Holbein and others.
It was out of this mood and feeling that Holbein himself created his cycle on the Dance of Death, three examples of which we shall now show.
Maybe they were the dog owners, maybe they were passers-by whothought this was some sort of street theatre, Holbein or something.
But this is simply because Holbein compelled life to accept his conditions, to restrain itself within his limitations, to reproduce his type, and to appear as he wished it to appear.
He revealed a complete mastering of all these techniques,and when he exhibited 23 of his sculptures at the Holbein Gallery(October 1928) his work was widely acclaimed.
In all of the live performances of the show to date, the Queens perform an Encore number that isn't featured on the Original Cast Recording,which is a mashup of all the songs performed in the show(minus"Haus of Holbein") called"Megasix".
But these are early incorporations of illusions brought to-- sort of high point with Hans Holbein's"Ambassadors." And Hans Holbein worked for Henry VIII. This was hung on a wall where you could walk down from the stair and you can see this hidden skull.
All in all, considering the artistic developments that are potentially there in these first beginnings,and that produced Dürer and Holbein and the others, we must admit that the thread is broken.
By an early“Network” treatment dated Dec. 5, 1973, Chayefsky had decided the story would be set into motion by a scene in which a news anchor character-one he variously referred to as Munro, Holbein or simply Kronkite(among other spellings)- would“crack up on the air at 7:00 p.m.”.