Sentences with phrase «bohemian artist»

The film focuses on a group of Bohemian artists in Cornwall before World War I who call themselves the Lamorna Group, and two friends (Cooper and Stevens) who fall in love with the same girl leading to upset and conflict.

At first, Yuri's bohemian artist friends are loyal communists, but they too soon become victims of the terror.

In «Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe: Les Trois Femmes Noires» (2010), a large - scale C - print that also exists as a painting, she recreates Édouard Manet's 1863 canvas «Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe,» depicting bohemian artists lounging in a park.

Young bohemian artist Sarah (Lizzy Caplan) hesitates over moving in with her boyfriend of two years, the alt rock singer Kevin (Geoffrey Arend).

Or one woman, anyway: blue - haired bohemian artist Emma (Léa Seydoux), whose seductive sidelong stare stirs in Adèle a mighty tempest of desire, at once liberating and a little scary.

On the coast of Antibes they built Villa America, a fragrant paradise where they invented summer on the Riviera for a group of bohemian artists and writers who became deeply entwined in each other's affairs.

Like that bohemian artist or the funny guy who does awesome impressions.

Stanley tries to have an affair with the bohemian artist Lena (Shelley Winters), but the two never get the chance.

There is no shortage of foreshadowing despite the bohemian artist lifestyle.

Oh, to be a bohemian artist.

Judi will play the Abbess of St Ursula's, who rescues orphaned children, and Matthew will star as a bohemian artist.

The author of The Miniaturist returns with the story of a mysterious painting that connects a Carribbean immigrant and a bohemian artist across decades (the 1930s to the 1960s, to be exact).

The Bohemian artists of Murger's day who were lucky enough to gain a patron had tremendous influence on society.

The story of SoHo — which was transformed from a bohemian artist's enclave to one of the most expensive zip codes in the country — has remained significant not only because of the now - iconic artworks it helped produce: in just a few decades, the area has become a retail and restaurant capital with upscale homes and hotels.

John Sloan and Marcel Duchamp with several of their Bohemian artist friends climbed the narrow staircase through the steel door on the west side.

Buffet's popularity was undercut in the eyes of the left - leaning literati, however, when he was photographed in front of his Rolls - Royce for Paris Match: he unabashedly presented himself enjoying the spoils of his success, refusing to square with the image of a bohemian artist that French critics had come to expect.

It's about a suburban guy who lives a typical life in the 60s — very Mad Men — and he becomes a bohemian artist after a series of physical transformations.

Installed in the gallery office are ten drawings from the series «22 Esquinas» (22 Corners), 2008, depicting a bohemian artist — a member of this down - and - out marginal class — as he traverses a shabby urban landscape, his figure obstructed and distorted by too many corners.

His open approach, egotism, and strange behavior led to the fact that Schnabel was reviled by some and adored by others, but anyway, his appearance reinstituted the cult of the bohemian artist.

Referred to as «the queen of the bohemian artists,» Abercrombie entertained many jazz musicians at her home at parties on Saturday evenings and jam sessions on Sunday afternoons, including friends Dizzy Gillespie and Sonny Rollins.

But she ended up back in New York, studying under Abstract Expressionist painter Hans Hofmann and rubbing elbows with artists like Alex Katz and Willem de Kooning, There she began to embrace the unconventional lifestyle of a bohemian artist.

Lucky enough to have Tulsa pals Ron Padgett and Ted Berrigan, the godfather of second - generation New York School poets, as his New York City welcoming committee, Brainard thrived, living the life of a bohemian artist on the Lower East Side and earning his first solo exhibit four short years after arriving in the city.

Gallerist Jane England will be talking about about the legendary German émigré, bohemian artist, author and art dealer, Jack Bilbo, and the gallery that he opened in London during the Blitz.

Wenceslaus Hollar was a bohemian artist who lived in the early 1600s.

An intimate installation of travel sketches, painted tiles, sculpture, and prints that documents the life and times of this bohemian artists» society.

It seems that nowadays, the bars and coffee shops are the favorite places for those bohemian artists who are looking for inspiration or for those busy managers who stop by for a coffee, before beginning another day's work.