Berenson

[ber-uhn-suhn]

noun

1. Bernard or Bernhard 1865–1959, U.S. art critic, born in Lithuania.

Berenson

/ ˈbɛrənsən /

noun

1. Bernard 1865–1959, US art historian, born in Lithuania: an authority on art of the Italian Renaissance

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Whether in the unparalleled collection he built or in his barbed writings, his daring exhibition work, his connections to artists or his relentless tutoring of several generations of the cultural elite, the authors suggest that the “beast” was also a pioneering interpreter of modern art—a man who aspired to be, and in some ways was, to the French avant-garde what Bernard Berenson was to the Italian Renaissance.

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This preprint study recently exploded on social media, where it was shared by Joe Rogan, Alex Berenson and Elon Musk.

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Although “The Monkey” is based on a Stephen King short story, it’s also a deeply personal movie for Perkins, the son of “Psycho” star Anthony Perkins and model Berry Berenson, who both died in tragic circumstances.

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Sherman Oaks Notre Dame pitcher Luke Berenson, a Boston College commit, has been sensational this winter.

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Carlson opines on current events and conducts interviews with an ideologically predictable roster of guests, such as mixed martial artist and alleged cultural cancelee Gina Carano; former Times reporter turned vaccine skeptic Alex Berenson; Joe Biden sexual-assault accuser Tara Reade; and Twitter user Catturd.

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