Bad Painting

français-anglais qu'anglais-français. LES DISCIPLINES ARTISTIQUES THE ARTISTIC MEDIA une discipline artistique an artistic medium le dessin drawing la gravure printmaking, engraving l’eau-forte etching la peinture painting la sculpture sculpture la céramique ceramics, pottery l’architecture architecture la mosaïque mosaics le vitrail stained glass la tapisserie tapestry la photographie photography le cinema the cinema

The Heart of Midlothian is a heart-shaped mosaic built into the pavement near the West Door of St Giles High Kirk. One popular legend says that by spitting on the heart, one is destined to one day return to Edinburgh. Another legend states that it is bad luck to walk directly across the heart; those that do will apparently never find true love. [pic] Scott Monument: The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter. It stands in Princes Street Gardens. .[pic] 61.11

solder par une insolente réussite, loin de là. La force de Sir Branson est donc de multiplier les tentatives afin de s’assurer un gain global : “...like painting. You start with a blank canvas. You can paint anything – anything - and there, right there, is your first problem. For every good painting you might turn out, there are a zillion bad paintings just aching to drip off your brush.” Enfin, notons qu’il ne faut pas omettre le fait que Virgin est un conglomérat de centaines d’entreprises dont le

reposer Trekking = randonnée pédestre To load = charger Hard hats = casque Fill up = faire le plein Set up = installer Platform : le quai To pack = emballer, faire ses valises To board, to embark = embarquer To be seated = être assis Paintings = des peintures Next to one another = side by side = être assit l’un à côté de l’autre Headgear = coure chef, casque, chapeau Lav = toilettes Laundry machine = la machineà laver Laundry = lessive Laundrette = laverie automatique Similarity

Swingin’ Safari Galerie Anne Barrault, Paris Exposition personnelle / Solo exhibition 06.09.08 > 11.10.08 © Charles Duprat Beer Barrel Polka I, 2008 300 x 800 cm Mural, technique mixte : feutres, aquarelle, acrylique, collage / Wall drawing and painting, mixed media : felt pences, watercolor, acrylic, cut papers Courtesy Galerie Anne Barrault Vue de l’exposition / Exhibition View Swingin’ Safari Galerie Anne Barrault, Paris Exposition personnelle / Solo exhibition 06.09.08 > 11.10.08 © photo

the time, they will be disappointed. As well as they believe that we canʼt speak any foreign language, we think the English people canʼt speak any other language as English. Maybe they believe that we cannot speak any other language because we are bad at English. Considering that they just speak English that leads to a kind of vicious circle. This leads us also to the fact that the English people seem to love their country so much that they wouldnʼt live elsewhere but there are no obvious reasons

abandonner l’école / drop out of school aller à l’école / go to school apprendre / learn avoir cours / have a class être en 4e / be in the third form étudier / study exclure (temporairement) / suspend obtenir de bons (mauvais) résultats / get good (bad) results passer un examen / take an exam quitter l’école / drop out of school rater un examen, échouer / fail redoubler / repeat a year renvoyer (de l’école) / expel (from school) réussir un examen / pass an exam réviser / revise sécher les cours /

and adding new chapters; the amended version was published by Ward, Lock, and Company in April 1891.[2] The title is sometimes rendered incorrectly as The Portrait of Dorian Gray. The novel tells of a young man named Dorian Gray, the subject of a painting by artist Basil Hallward. Basil is impressed by Dorian's beauty and becomes infatuated with him, believing his beauty is responsible for a new mode in his art. Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton, a friend of Basil's, and becomes enthralled by Lord Henry's

mother: the death. In fact throughout the story, Eveline is faced with a few good memories of her past from her childhood and her mother, but she also faces the horrible flashbacks of her mother’s illness and her father’s violence. Moreover she has a bad life and was given the chance to leave with someone who was seemingly the man of her dreams. He was nice to her, took her places, and treated her like a queen. He was a true gentleman; she was never treated so nicely ever before. Her upbringing was

most largely upon the power of the actors, the movie show upon the genius of the producers. The performers and the dumb objects are on equal terms in his paint-buckets. The star-system is bad for the stage because the minor parts are smothered and the situations distorted to give the favorite an orbit. It is bad for the motion pictures because it obscures the producer.” LINDSAY’s position against the star-system explains why he is also against the end credits: “The display of the name of the corporation