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Composer of 42 Across
Answer for the clue "Composer of 42 Across ", 7 letters:
bellini
Alternative clues for the word bellini
- Pink cocktail
- Call trendy current painter
- Composer of Norma
- Peachy cocktail
- Peach cocktail that shares its name with an Italian Renaissance painter
- Chopin contemporary
- Staff cover function that incorporates Times Square
- Peach juice and champagne cocktail
- "Norma" composer
- "Coronation of the Virgin" painter
Usage examples of bellini.
Constantinople, where Gentile Bellini painted the portrait of the Sultan and the Sultana his mother, now in the British Museum.
The legend goes on to tell that in the course of the presentation of the gift, an incident occurred which induced Gentile Bellini to quit the Ottoman Court with all haste.
Disguised as a Venetian nobleman, he proposed to sit for his portrait to that Antonella who first brought the secret from Flanders, and while Antonella worked with unsuspicious openness, Gian Bellini watched the process and stole the secret.
Gian Bellini had illustrious pupils, including in their number Titian and Giorgione.
Titian studied in Venice under the Bellini, and had Giorgione, who was born in the same year, for his fellow-scholar, at first his friend, later his rival.
In 1512, when Titian was thirty-five years of age, he was commissioned by the Venetians to continue the works in the great council-hall, which the advanced age of Gian Bellini kept him from finishing.
Nothing is known of his youth before he came to Venice and studied in the school of Gian Bellini along with Titian.
He is believed to have studied under Giovanni Bellini, while he is also the chief follower of Giorgione.
Ragovsky, since Monsieur Houdon would in fact be paying his respectful attentions to Madame Bellini although nobody was supposed to notice.
Both he and Madame Bellini looked quite understandably rested and refreshed.
Was the concertmaster actually intending to marry Bellini and had she ever been divorced from Ochs?
Jacques-Marie Houdon was a barely discreet four steps behind Norma Bellini, Madoc noted with no great feeling of disappointment.
Madame Norma Bellini, whom you will of course remember from her superb solo recital last month in Stratford, is our contralto, and the great Carlos Pitney is our bass.
Madame Bellini had been keeping a lacy black woolen stole wound around her head and across her face like a yashmak.
To be acclaimed on the concert stage as the incomparable Norma Bellini was one thing.