Harlequin ingenuous, childlike helpless

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Alberto Kyankone

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.

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

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Yuri Sapunov

And who is this?
Maybe Nick Sapunov?

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Georges Rouault

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

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By the way, I've always pronounced Chyankone.

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.

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Benoît-15, I think.

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3. - Erte.

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Cyril Syzranskiy,
Although you can not flood? And then more questions than answers ...

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Even though you can not flood?

I talk to my pleasant people in a convenient form for me to communicate.
These riddles, as I understand it, an occasion for conversation.
You are not interesting to talk? Please follow these simple steps: number-name.
I just do not specify, OK?

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It seems that in Sapunov № 1.

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The most appropriate piece for Vasarely-№ 4.

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Lot, apparently, № 5, and only Ruo-№ 1, is obtained.

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All right, find all the clowns, clowns, jesters and buffoons, lads!

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1 Georges Rouault (Georges Rouault)
2 Zinaida Serebryakova
3 Erte
4 Victor Vasarely (Victor Vasarely)
Lot 5 Andre (André Lhote)
6 Konstantin Somov
7 Vasily Shukhaiev /Alexander Yakovlev
8 Edgar Degas (Edgar Degas)
9 Paul Cezanne (Paul Sezanne)
1910 Juan Gris (Juan Gris)
11 Yuri Sapunov
12 Kyankone Alberto (Alberto Chiancone)
1913 Andre Derain (André Derain)
14 Sergei Sudeikin
15 Alexander Benois
1916 Thomas Couture (Thomas Couture)
1917 Pablo Picasso (Pablo Picasso)
1918 Ivan Puni
19 Alexander Shevchenko
1920 Gino Severini (Gino Severini)

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1 Georges Rouault (Georges Rouault)
2 Zinaida Serebryakova
3 Erte
4 Victor Vasarely (Victor Vasarely)
Lot 5 Andre (André Lhote)
6 Konstantin Somov
7 Vasily Shukhaiev /Alexander Yakovlev
8 Edgar Degas (Edgar Degas)
9 Paul Cezanne (Paul Sezanne)
1910 Juan Gris (Juan Gris)
11 Yuri Sapunov
12 Kyankone Alberto (Alberto Chiancone)
1913 Andre Derain (André Derain)
14 Sergei Sudeikin
15 Alexander Benois
1916 Thomas Couture (Thomas Couture)
1917 Pablo Picasso (Pablo Picasso)
1918 Ivan Puni
19 Alexander Shevchenko
Gino Severini 20 (Gino Severini)

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Good topic, Harlequin, and other mask-Pierrot, Columbine ... Favorite artists.
But sometimes even frightening.
For example: