Examples of 'éluard' in a sentence
Meaning of "éluard"
éluard (noun) - a reference to Paul Éluard, a French poet known for his surrealist works and involvement in the Dada movement
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The poems of the cantata are among the most famous by Éluard.
I did not like to walk in the school Paul Éluard and taste of being here.
I wanted to talk to you about a very important poet named Paul Éluard.
After the war Éluard was active in the international communist movement in the cultural field.
It lists all the dangers of anorexia but nothing about Éluard or poetry.
She met Paul Éluard while in Switzerland and fell in love with him.
The friendship between Picasso and the surrealist poet Paul Éluard was strong and unbreakable.
Paul Éluard took care of her and entrusted her to the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
So I tried to find a connection between Éluard and anorexia.
She met Paul Éluard while in Switzerland and married him a few years later.
The title quotes the poet Paul Éluard.
Today, Éluard is remembered as one of the founders of the Surrealist movement.
The quote is attributed to Paul Éluard.
Does the poem Freedom by Éluard mean anything to you?
The name of the painting was given by poet, Paul Éluard.
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During these two terrible years for Spain, Éluard and Picasso were inseparable.
Paul Éluard and Crevel are also interested in Klee, and they have even visited him.
Nevertheless, even after the breakup of their marriage, Éluard and Gala continued to be close.
The same year Éluard published The Phoenix, a collection of poems dedicated to his reborn happiness.
It links to a swotting website for revising French classics, including Éluard and Freedom.
Member of the surrealists, Paul Éluard introduced her to Picasso.
He also met Joan Miró, along with poet Paul Éluard and.
At Libération, Éluard and Aragon were hailed as the great poets of the Resistance.
Among the visitors were Paul Éluard and his wife, Gala.
Paul Éluard came from a lower-middle-class background.
A premonition, an « objective hazard » that Breton and Éluard would not deny.
Night Vision " was inspired by the poem " Juan Gris " by Paul Éluard.
Especially poems . Aragon, Éluard.
