Bad Painting

especially football. NTV usually shows us two-football match a week (one Champion’s League match and one Russian national championship’s match). I also like several foreigner channels, especially Eurosport. And you know why! Cartoon network is not bad, but I think that it’s better for children - not for me. That’s all about me. I also want to tell you about my parent’s favorite channels. My father likes different channels with action films. His favorite actor is Sylvester Stalonne. My mother likes

boy ! Quel gentil garçon ! What a film ! Quel film ! Attention en anglais à ne pas oublier le déterminant « A » ATTENTION ! Au pluriel, le déterminant « A » disparaît, bien entendu ! Quels livres fantastiques ! Ex : What fantastic books ! What paintings ! Quels tableaux ! 3) Ex : SO + ADJECTIF It’s so difficult ! This country is so beautiful ! They look so sad ! C’est si difficile ! Ce pays est si beau ! Ils ont l’air si triste ! Dans les 3 cas, l’intonation est descendante. 2 COURS

et les réponses que tu peux y apporter en prenant l'exemple de la photo ci-dessus.    undefined 1) What type of document is it ?   Ÿ       a picture Ÿ        a photograph Ÿ       a cartoon                                  Ÿ       a painting  Thee ville américaine si tu fais bien attention aux détails : les taxis sont jaunes, il y a des grands immeubles...)- This photograph was taken in a big city- This photograph was taken in an American city- It shows an urban landscape- I can see

culture urbaine en créant des oeuvres à caractère éphémère qui étaient comme des clins d' oeil faits aux passants. Cela lui permit d'accéder à un vaste public en ne passant pas exclusivement par les galeries. Keith est séduit par les formes de cette Bad painting (mauvaise peinture), illégale et réprimée, car elle permet de toucher les passant et de s’approprier la ville, qui devient toute entière le support de l’artiste et de ses revendications. Plutôt que de peindre sur des toile de lin , qu’il trouve

was even bigger than I thought. The composition of the photograph was centered and balanced. The muted tones and the realism depicted spoke of time-honored tradition and conservatism. The blowup of the image had something of The Gleaners, an oil painting by Millet (1857), but without the peasants. Looking at the photograph, I was reminded of the famous line by the Stage Manager, the narrator of the play Our Town[3] written by Thornton Wilder in 1937: Nice town, y’know what I mean? There was something

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part of the landscape of post-war France as the Citroen Deux Chevaux or the motorised bicycle. One of Ricard's proudest achievements was to have two Ricard jugs smuggled into the grotto at Lourdes. Ricard was a classically French figure, famously bad-tempered but also famously generous. In other ways, he was at odds with French tradition: a great entrepreneur and a great salesman, who detested the power of the French state and bureaucracy, which he called the "mediocrate". In a fit of temper with

his wife cares so little about his night. He goes into the boys' room to see them sleeping and believes Raoul to have a fever. When Edna explains that they are perfectly healthy and happy, he erupts with anger, blaming her for being inattentive and a bad mother. "He reproached his wife with her inattention, her habitual neglect of the children. If it was not a mother's place to look after children, whose on earth was it?" Chapter 3, pg. 7. Edna storms out of the room, ignoring Leonce's words, and begins

of many people was assassinated in 1968, his death resulted in numerous riots all other the country. Another famous attempt to show the terrible conditions the black community were forced to live with was illustrated by Norman Rockwell in his painting " The problem we all live with ". In 1890, the US government practiced an open door immigration policy inviting immigrants to pass through a centre called Ellis Island. This immigration centre was an emotional place for the immigrants coming

inhabitants of Australia before the colonization of this land in the 18 century. The ancestors of the aborigines came from Asia taking advantage of a lower level of the sea between Australia and Asia. Aborigines have a rich culture, they use the painting as a means of expression, the “didgeridoo” or “yidaki” is the only wind instrument which accompanies their singing and dancing. During these dances they paint their bodies and wear jewelry, they wear them during ceremonies called “Corroboré” (the