Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
catalogues raisonnés
English translation:
catalogues raisonnés
French term
catalogues raisonnés
Toujours en mouvement, curieuse de visiter les expositions tant aux sujets anciens que modernes, elle ne manqua pas non plus de se rendre aux grandes foires d’art actuel. Là elle pouvait à sa guise chiner une œuvre qui lui parlerait et qui développerait une approche esthétique complémentaire qui manquait à sa collection.
this is a catalogue from France. It's for an art gallery
4 +4 | catalogues raisonnés | Helen Shiner |
4 | descriptives catalogues | Katarina Peters |
PRO (2): Charles Davis, Helen Shiner
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Proposed translations
catalogues raisonnés
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Note added at 4 mins (2016-09-19 14:33:43 GMT)
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Easily found on Wikipedia even: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalogue_raisonné
descriptives catalogues
(If an English translation is necessary - as the French title is normally used)
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Note added at 27 mins (2016-09-19 14:57:08 GMT)
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I meant "descriptive" without the s, of course...
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Helen Shiner
: A descriptive, not descriptives, catalogue is something else. Generally a listing of manuscripts or insects, for instance, in a collection.
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yes, of course... that was a typo
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Christopher Crockett
: It's a particular kind of catalog, relating to the work of a single artist over all or part of his/her career. No English term for it, that I am aware of.
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