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Definition of Blue Period - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
artRare time when Picasso painted mostly in blue colorsRare
- Picasso's Blue Period lasted from 1901 to 1904.
- Many masterpieces from Picasso's Blue Period hang in museums.
- Art historians often discuss the emotional depth of his Blue Period.
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time when Picasso painted in blue tones
Picasso's Blue Period lasted from 1901 to 1904.
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twilight
period of twilight with deep blue sky
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- French:période bleue, ...
- German:Blaue Periode, ...
- Italian:Periodo Blu, ...
- Spanish:Época Azul, ...
- Portuguese:Período Azul, ...
- Chinese:蓝色时期, ...
- Japanese:青の時代, ...
- Arabic:الفَتْرَة الزَّرْقَاء, ...
- Hebrew:הַתְּקוּפָה הַכְּחוּלָה, ...
- Russian:Голубой период, ...
- Ukrainian:блакитний період, ...
- Hindi:Blue Period, ...
Definition of blue period - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- After the breakup, she went through a blue period.
- During his blue period, he rarely left his room.
- College was a blue period for him emotionally.
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- French:période de déprime, ...
- German:traurige Phase, ...
- Italian:periodo buio, ...
- Spanish:período depresivo, ...
- Portuguese:período de tristeza, ...
- Chinese:忧郁期, ...
- Japanese:憂鬱な時期, ...
- Arabic:فَتْرَة اكْتِئاب, ...
- Hebrew:תְּקוּפָה דִּכְאוֹנִית, ...
- Russian:тяжелый период, ...
- Ukrainian:період депресії, ...
- Hindi:उदासी का दौर, ...
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