Vuillard

[ vwee-yar ]

noun

1. (Jean) É·douard [zhah, n, ey-, dwar], 1868–1940, French painter.

Vuillard

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noun

1. VuillardJean Édouard18681940MFrenchARTS AND CRAFTS: painterARTS AND CRAFTS: lithographer Jean Édouard (ʒɑ̃ edwar). 1868–1940, French painter and lithographer

Example Sentences

Gherard’s works are abstract, but their titles — like “Shrouding” or “Sister of the Artist According to Vuillard,” a reference to an 1893 painting by French artist Édouard Vuillard of his widowed mother — hint at their visual and thematic forebears.

From Seattle Times

Inspired by the work of Édouard Vuillard and Les Nabis artists, the Los Angeles-based French artist will present monoprints, a new large-scale tapestry and what she calls “fluff” paintings, done on faux fur.

From New York Times

“I am both happy and proud that my date of birth coincided with these events,” Vuillard said in a recent video interview from his home in Tours, central France.

From New York Times

As a writer, Vuillard has drawn on this background of protestation and distrust of power structures to produce a succession of short, biting historical narratives, distinguished by a tone of ironic exasperation.

From New York Times

One of the most revelatory texts that Vuillard consulted for “An Honorable Exit” was not in any official archive but something he stumbled upon in a secondhand bookstore: a travel guide to Indochina from 1923 that included essential Vietnamese words for French tourists.

From New York Times