Berenson
Bernard or Bern·hard [bur-nahrd, burn-hahrd], /ˈbɜr nɑrd, ˈbɜrn hɑrd/, 1865–1959, U.S. art critic, born in Lithuania.
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Perhaps Tucker Carlson’s data cherry-picking isn’t limited to vaccines | Philip Bump | May 7, 2021 | Washington PostArthur Acton decided to go into business with a neighbor in Florence, Bernard Berenson.
In Tussle Over Will, Mistress’s Family Takes a Bite Out of NYU | Anthony Haden-Guest | November 10, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBetween 2000 and 2010, Alex Berenson worked as a reporter for the New York Times.
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The attribution to Titian is, however, not disputed by the two severest of modern critics, Morelli and Berenson.
Crowe and Cavalcaselle, supplemented by the writings of Berenson, should be consulted as to this painter.
Mr Berenson ascribes them to Duccio and Fungai respectively.
The Story of Siena and San Gimignano | Edmund G. GardnerIn the Capitol is a fresco painting which Mr. Berenson ascribes to our master.
Pintoricchio | Evelyn March Phillipps
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Bernard 1865–1959, US art historian, born in Lithuania: an authority on art of the Italian Renaissance
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