Examples of using Soutine in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Chaim Soutine.
Soutine Kissling Chagall.
Chaïm Soutine.
Soutine was wanted by the Gestapo.
Herbin Soutine.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Soutine.
Picasso Soutine Boccioni Dali and Bacon.
Céret Soutine.
Soutine painted hundreds of works in Paris and throughout France, most of them portraits and landscapes.
Ingres Rubens Soutine.
Baudelaire, Soutine, Sartre, Beckett… Your heroes.
Chagall Matisse Herbin Soutine.
Rivera, Kisling, Utrillo, Soutine… Modigliani. You just said the wrong name.
Could you go back to the Soutine, please?
Having“escaped” Céret, Soutine abandoned the landscape genre for years, returning to it only in the 1930s.
I called him and said I was doing an exhibition on Soutine at Ein Harod.
She relates:"Soutine was an introverted Jew, very shy, always wrapped in a big coat, as if to hide.
Similar agreements existed between Netter and Zborovsky with Soutine and Utrillo.
While in his still life paintings, Soutine heeded every detail, his landscapes were more spontaneous and resonated profound emotion.
For the first time in fifty years,a solo exhibit for Chaïm Soutine is being presented in Israel.
In 1922, American art collector Alfred Barnes visited Paris andbought about fifty works by Chaïm Soutine.
This lecture will discuss the complex relationship between Barnes and Soutine and the impact their encounter had on the artist's work.
It was at this time that Soutine painted some of his most expressive and colorful canvases, including an extraordinary group of portraits.
The topological painting developed by me over recent years hasbeen constructed through the voiced echo of Picasso, Soutine, Boccioni, Dali and Bacon- but also of Arp and Janco.
Soutine was drawn to the texture and colors of the meat, and his best-known series portrays beef carcasses which he painted in a frenzy.
Her husband, who was friendly with all the great Jewish artists of the Paris School,introduced her to Modigliani, Soutine, Pascin, Lipshitz and Chagall and they became her friends.
When he started the series, Soutine, an immigrant from Russia, was living in near-poverty alongside other artists, including his closest friend, Amedeo Modigliani(1884-1920).
In the first two sections of the show, which take us in giant steps up to 1949, we see him devouring his way through visual history past and present, gobbling up images from Ingres,Rubens, Soutine and Picasso;
Soutine continued with the genre of portraiture until his last day, and his destiny as an artist was bound with it. As a youth, he drew the portrait of one of the residents of his native village, an act which led to corporal punishment from his father.