Examples of using Hoffbauer in English and their translations into Serbian
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Hoffbauer, who became a U.S.
However, he offered to assist the artist if Hoffbauer came to Hollywood.
Hoffbauer continued an active painting career for the remainder of his life.
Shortly before his 21st birthday, Hoffbauer reported for his mandatory French military service.
Hoffbauer presented the temperas and the idea of an animated historical motion picture.
While not opting for the Napoleon endeavor,they offered to employ Hoffbauer on a production of War and Peace.
To produce the murals, Hoffbauer drew hundreds of small pen-and-ink sketches.
The French government awarded a traveling fellowship for this painting,which allowed Hoffbauer to spend the summer of 1903 in Italy.
Hoffbauer first arrived in the United States in New York City on December 21, 1909.
In July, the New England Life Insurance Company engaged Hoffbauer to paint eight murals at their headquarters in Boston.
Hoffbauer and his wife left California and moved to Rockport, Massachusetts in May 1952.
To the astonishment of the Confederate Memorial Association, Hoffbauer completely removed all of his prior work and began anew.
Hoffbauer later worked for Paramount Studios as a technical consultant on the movie Monsieur Beaucaire.
The Association's display of the murals to the public on February 1,1921, was met with praise and earned Hoffbauer considerable recognition.
After leaving Richmond, Hoffbauer obtained additional mural and other art commissions.
The company installed them in May1942 for a convention, and then removed them for four months of on-site finishing by Hoffbauer.
By the following year, Hoffbauer had established himself as a well-regarded artist with an international reputation.
His friend and fellow artist Charles Dana Gibson met him as he arrived andhelped establish Hoffbauer in the New York art community.
His war service concluded, Hoffbauer spent a few months at his home in France and vacationed in Italy.
Hoffbauer painted a smaller, rearranged version, which he renamed Roof Garden, New York, and sold to the Carnegie Institute.
Although he had never visited the United States, Hoffbauer had chanced to see some photographs of New York skyscrapers in a bookstore window while visiting Rome.
Hoffbauer painted a series of watercolors on Joan of Arc but was unsuccessful in gaining interest for an animated movie on the subject.
Reviving the possibility of a production of War and Peace, Hoffbauer contacted director Fred Zinneman about working on an upcoming Mike Todd film based on the novel.
Hoffbauer spent five months in Boston researching the area's history and, as he had done with the Confederate murals, preparing numerous sketches.
With the idea of makingan historical animated movie, over the next two years Hoffbauer researched Napoleon's 1812 invasion of Russia and drew thousands of sketches.
Hoffbauer had worked for over 18 months on his 2-year contract, when on August 8, 1914, he departed for France with the murals only partially completed.
In 1923, the Hotel des Invalides in Paris commissioned Hoffbauer to paint decorations in the Salle d'Honneur, for which he later received the Prix de l'Institut de France.
For human models, Hoffbauer chose local citizens, including Bob Campbell, a local stonemason whose likeness was used for many of the common soldiers;
Shortly before the opening of the Paris Salon, Hoffbauer became dissatisfied with his work and decided to withdraw and revise the painting for resubmission.
The contract specified that Hoffbauer would"guarantee the performance and good condition of his work" for 20 years after completion.