rollinat造句

• Rollinat married the actress C閏ile Pouettre.
• Rollinat was dedicated to research of vertebrates native to central France, in particular reptiles and amphibians.
• Some of his masks, such as the one of Maurice Rollinat, are made of multicolored wax.
• On Rollinat's death, Auguste Rodin offered the Fresselines commune a bas-relief entitled " Poet and the Muse ".
• Several evenings a week, Rollinat would appear at the cabaret Le Chat Noir, and there he would perform his poems with piano accompaniment.
• Rollinat's friend Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly wrote that " Rollinat might be Baudelaire's superior in the sincerity and depth of his diabolism ".
• Rollinat's friend Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly wrote that " Rollinat might be Baudelaire's superior in the sincerity and depth of his diabolism ".
• He also reads a " Parnassian note " and echoes from the " macabre poetry " of Maurice Rollinat in the work of Demetriade, Alexandru Obedenaru, and Alexandru Petroff.
• A follower of Symbolism, he produced poetry profoundly influenced by Octave Cr閙azie, Louis Fr閏hette, Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine, Georges Rodenbach, Maurice Rollinat and Edgar Allan Poe.
• Stamatiad and Macedonski continued to correspond even during those periods when Macedonski was out of the country, on a self-imposed exile, while Stamatiad had not yet passed his Rollinat.
• As a young boy, Rollinat learned a love of animals from his great-uncle, an amateur ornithologist, and while a high school student in Ch鈚eauroux, he trained under a local taxidermist.
• His artistic education was provided by his father, the painter-etcher-watercolorist : sv : Allan 謘terlind, of post romantic and naturalist inclination, and by his French friends Maurice Rollinat, Maxime Maufra, Jean-Fran鏾is Raffa雔li, as well as by the Nordic community he used to get with, and in particular the swede Per Ekstr鰉 who taught him the art of painting knife which shall become a feature of his work.