Word: referring
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nowadays Rouault's paintings bring up to $12,500 apiece in Paris. Dealers prize them more & more-and have begun to question the eternal values of some of Paris' most publicized avant garde painters (to whom they now scornfully refer as "decorators"). Rouault has a sixth-floor Paris apartment in an unartistic quarter. He walks up; he hates elevators, telephones and other mechanical devices. He also has a country house in Normandy which the Germans raided in 1940, destroying the library and ripping up some of his canvases for blackout shades. Rouault's family includes six devoted...
With all due respect to Louis Untermeyer, who [TIME, Jan. 27] is quoted as saying, "There are ... no Marx Sisters," I would refer him to Les Soeurs Marx (The Marx Sisters) by Louisa May Alcott...
...almost unknown to the lay public, but to experts the top authority on Italian Renaissance painting is so well known that they refer to him as "B.B." B.B. (for Bernard Berenson) thinks there is some hope for a modern renaissance in British art-if artists learn to draw. In London's New Statesman & Nation he wrote...
Philosophy 170, Professor Hocking's spring-term course, is a seminar in the philosophy of law for graduate students. It will attempt to analyze the basic concepts of rights, nation, and law, and will refer to the bases of international...
...probably all fellow communicants of the Episcopal Church, refer ex-Chaplain Clark to the Book of Common Prayer, a famous and most complete liturgy which [other] Protestants might do well to copy...