PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «BLOTTESQUE»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BLOTTESQUE»
Descubre el uso de
blottesque en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
blottesque y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
4, will be found an unintelligible daub, given by Mr. Ruskin as a normal specimen
of " the modern or blottesque" manner of painting the aspen. We have before had
occasion to censure his one-sidedness and special pleading, his unfairness ...
4, will be found an unintelligible daub, given by Mr. Ruskin as a normal specimen
of " the modern or blottesque" manner of painting the aspen. We have before had
occasion to censure his one-sirlcdness and special pleading, his unfairness ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1856
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Claude Lorrain & Modern Art: The Rede Lecture, MCMXXVI
The study of Elm Trees by Wilson Steer (1924), recently presented to the Tate
Gallery by Mr A. E. Anderson, is without even this partial drawing of detail; Ruskin
would certainly have called it 'Blottesque' and condemned it, and in this sense it
is ...
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annual bibliograghy of english language and literature
740. Attendable]. Boyett, Woodrow W. A Note on the Word 'Attendable'. NQ., Apr.,
vii (N.S.), 130. 741. Bibliotheque] Rawson, C. J. Johnson's 'Bibliotheque'. NQ.,
Feb., vn(N.S.), 71. 742. Blottesque] Maxwell, J. C. ' Blottesque.' NQ., Dec, vn(N.S.)
...
"Why hallo, Blottesque! Here we are again! I must say I did think your Wode-
house puzzle was first-rate." The newcomer turned to the other man by the
fireplace and continued: "Every answer was a phrase of Bertie Wooster's, you
know." "Ah ...
"Why hallo, Blottesque! Here we are again! I must say I did think your Wode-
house puzzle was first-rate." The newcomer turned to the other man by the
fireplace and continued: "Every answer was a phrase of Bertie Wooster's, you
know." "Ah ...
Stephen Spender, Irving Kristol, 1971
We all know how Ruskin fulminated against what he called the " blottesque " style
of water colour painting. There are times when Cox is blottesque in excelsis, yet
Ruskin is bound to admit that he must be excepted from condemnation in that, ...
became as indecipherable, as traffic-snarling, as something on the order of, say,
hemiolia, or ferronniere or noxa or wanigan or blottesque or dalmatic. No longer
in one-to-one correspondence with some experience out there or in here (where
...
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English Illustration 'The Sixties': 1855-70 / With Numerous ...
Mr. Ruskin dubbed thenewstyle 'blottesque,' but, aswehaveseen,
hewashardlymore enamoured of the manner that immediately preceded it.
Manyofthe surviving heroesofthesixties contributedto the Graphic. Charles Green
appears in vol. i.
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «BLOTTESQUE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
blottesque en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Grand designs with hall's Laura Ashley connection
... the thin wash, the aquatints on wove paper, the renowned bohemians, Scottish colourists, the masters of 'blottesque' and the Glasgow Boys. «Times of Malta, Nov 14»
