-
study of art and architecture. Such
scholars were and are
known as
pensionnaires de l'Académie (Academy pensioners). One
recipient of the scholarship...
-
membership of the
theatrical troupe is
divided into "sociétaires" and "
pensionnaires". The
former are
regular members of the
organisation and as such receive...
- as, for example, in the Comédie-Française (French: sociétaires and
pensionnaires).
Playing companies,
historical term for a
company of
actors in Renaissance...
-
numbered in the thousands, of
which several hundreds were
resident (
pensionnaires and boursiers). The
faculty included several dozen Jesuit priests.: 367 ...
- Rome,
exhibiting their work.
These artists-in-residence are
known as
pensionnaires. The
French word ‘pension’
refers to the room &
board these, generally...
- The
Beach (Italian: La spiaggia) also
internationally released as
Riviera and The Boarder) is a 1954 French-Italian
comedy drama film
directed by Alberto...
- Comédie
Italienne in 1774 in Grétry's Sylvain. She was at once
admitted pensionnaire and in 1775 sociétaire. She
became a star of the Comédie
Italienne (which...
-
administrator of the Théâtre Français, who
offered Bernhardt a
place as a
pensionnaire at the theater, at a
minimum salary.
Bernhardt made her
debut with the...
- retirement, resignation, or death, it was
filled by a
member of the
pensionnaires. And just four
years after joining the Comédie-Française,
Coquelin became...
-
correspondence with Natoire,
director of the
French Academy, who
urged the
pensionnaires to
sketch out-of-doors, from nature:
Robert needed no urging; drawings...
