Beaux dimanches
English translation: Sunday chat show with the craftsman
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| 15:24 Mar 26, 2003 |
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3 mins confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1special Sundays / wonderful Sunday programs Explanation: - |
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6 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1Sunday open house Explanation: ...I am assuming that this is a day when the public can see the artist at work...this might be a good answer if it is in the artist's studio, but probably not if it is in another location, like a museum. |
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21 mins confidence:
heavenly sundays Explanation: depending on how over the top you need to go |
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24 mins confidence:
"Meet the Artist/Craftsperson" Sundays Explanation: Sara's "open house" is the idea, surely; but whether or not this happens in the atelier or the museum/gallery, the concept is that the public gets to meet the artist/craftsperson (wherever). There is, to my knowledge, no corresponding English/American phrase, so I'd use the quotation marks. The French phrase may well be somewhat unusual, as well --that's for a native speaker to say. |
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39 mins confidence:
Sunday chats with the craftsman (see "causeries") Explanation: This seems to be a popular TV program entitled "Les beaux dimanches à l'atelier de l'artisan": -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-03-26 16:11:10 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The idea itself is traced back elsewhere to the education role of museums as propounded by Kenneth Hudson, UNESCO consultant and author of \"Industrial Archeology\". Reference: http://www.montrealplus.ca/profile/185077/ |
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