Harlequin ingenuous, childlike helpless
 

... and often receives a beater, but it never loses his presence of mind. "

Then they meet likeable character :)

However, I am not sure that it is so often portrayed by reason of his good character, I think that more artists interested in his bright patchwork suit.
Whatever it was, take his example and not lose his presence of mind, unraveling the mystery of this new Sunday!

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Artists in the list of more than images. It is strange that this could mean?

1. Alexander Benois
2. Victor Vasarely (Victor Vasarely)
3. Juan Gris (Juan Gris)
4. Edgar Degas (Edgar Degas)
5. Andre Derain (André Derain)
6. Thomas Couture (Thomas Couture)
7. Kyankone Alberto (Alberto Chiancone)
8. Andre Lot (André Lhote)
9. Pablo Picasso (Pablo Picasso)
10. Ivan Puni
11. Georges Rouault (Georges Rouault)
12. Yuri Sapunov
13. Gino Severini (Gino Severini)
14. Paul Cezanne (Paul Sezanne)
15. Zinaida Serebryakova
16. Konstantin Somov
17. Sergey Sudeikin
18. Alexander Shevchenko
19. Vasily Shukhaiev
20. Erte
21. Alexander Yakovlev

Artists in the list of more than images. It is strange that this could mean?

1. Alexander Benois
2. Victor Vasarely (Victor Vasarely)
3. Juan Gris (Juan Gris)
4. Edgar Degas (Edgar Degas)
5. Andre Derain (André Derain)
6. Tom Couture (Thomas Couture)
7. Kyankone Alberto (Alberto Chiancone)
8. Andre Lot (André Lhote)
9. Pablo Picasso (Pablo Picasso)
10. Ivan Puni
11. Georges Rouault (Georges Rouault)
12. Nikolay Sapunov
13. Gino Severini (Gino Severini)
14. Paul Cezanne (Paul Sezanne)
15. Zinaida Serebryakova
16. Konstantin Somov
17. Sergey Sudeikin
18. Alexander Shevchenko
19. Vasily Shukhaiev
20. Erte
21. Alexander Yakovlev

Yakovlev /Shukhayev too big a piece.

In what sense? )))))))))))))
Number of something you give?

Number 7.

Yakovlev /Shukhaiev. A double self-portrait in the form of Pierrot and Harlequin.

20. K. Somov "Harlequin and the lady." 1910
9. P. Cézanne. "Pierrot and Harlequin.
1888 Museum. Pushkin.
There, Harlequin white cane is visible, it is her right hand pressed to his side holding. :)

Sorry, had to take back his gratitude: Somov - no № 20 :shy:

And what is it? Last fragment.

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17. Very similar to Picasso "In the cabaret Lapin Agil or harlequin with a glass of" 1905

17. Very similar to Picasso "In the cabaret Lapin Agil or harlequin with a glass of" 1905
A 8 to Degas. "Harlequin and Columbine.
16. T. Couture "Pierrot and Harlequin. On your left leg segment (head thrown to the right) sitting Harlequin.
2. Z. Serebryakov Portrait Tata dressed as Harlequin, 1921. Light moment.
I learned how to guess right now. Hath.
We must go from the authors, and not on fragments.

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10. Juan Gris Harlequin with Guitar ", 1919, Gallery Louise Lerici, Paris.

There's even a guitar bend visible. :)

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13. Andre Derain Harlequin and Pierrot. In the black strap from Harlequin.

Sergei Sudeikina know "Garden of Harlequin" and the fragment does not know. In the park it there on the bench reclines ...

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12. Alberto Chiancone.

12. - Alberto Chiancone
20. - Gino Severini

By the way, I've always pronounced Chyankone. :)

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At Benoit, Italian comedians have a couple of pieces (the scene where it is shown from behind the scenes as it were, and on it these heroes commedia dell'arte), but did not recognize fragments.

K. Somov - № 6 - knee on a red chair. Arrangement in 1918?

And who is this?
Maybe Nick Sapunov?

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And the thing is he's called "Harlequin"?
Or maybe "clown", "Clown"?

The Italian "h" placed after "c", if for this "with" should "i" or "e" to a "c" is not pronounced "ch", and "to": Chiancone, Chia, Chirico=> Kyankone , Kia, Chirico, but Cimabue, Cima da Conegliano => Cimabue, Cima da Conegliano.

In English "ch" is always pronounced "ch" in French - is almost always "sh" in German - more or less close to the "x".

In general, no palette not tell :)



Nicholas, Nicholas, do not know why I christened him Yuri!
What is the name Rouault, I do not remember him, too, is full of all sorts of clowns, clown and other buffoons.

Benoît-15, I think.