Le Nain

[ luh nan ]

noun

1. An·toine [ah, n, -, twan] the Elder, 1588?–1648, and his two brothers Louis [lwee] ( “the Roman” ), 1593?–1648, and Ma·thieu [m, a, -, tyœ], 1607–77, French painters.

Example Sentences

It is simply a humble filet que le nain vert, Oberon, franchirait dun bond sans mouiller ses grelots.

From Project Gutenberg

Yet M. Lhote, preaching his crusade against disorder, picks out the Le Nain and sets them up as an example.

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