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  • Petru Comarnescu
  • Romanian literary and art critic and translator

    Petru Comarnescu (23 November 1905 – 27 November 1970) was a Romanian literary and art critic and translator. Born in Iași into a family that was related

    Petru Comarnescu

    Petru_Comarnescu

  • Lascăr Vorel
  • Romanian Post-Impressionist painter

    that existed in art at the start of the century." Another critic, Petru Comarnescu, argues that Vorel was above all an "intellectual painter" with a "tragic

    Lascăr Vorel

    Lascăr Vorel

    Lascăr_Vorel

  • Petru Manoliu
  • Romanian novelist, essayist and newspaper editor

    Anton Holban, Constantin Noica, Mircea Vulcănescu, Nicolae Steinhardt, Petru Comarnescu, Petre Pandrea, and Edgar Papu. He carried out a prodigious correspondence

    Petru Manoliu

    Petru_Manoliu

  • Petre Pandrea
  • Romanian writer, lawyer and activist (1904–1968)

    various political hues, including Nicolae Carandino, Mircea Eliade, Petru Comarnescu, Barbu Brezianu, Vasile Marin, Ioan Victor Vojen, and Toma Vlădescu

    Petre Pandrea

    Petre Pandrea

    Petre_Pandrea

  • Profira Sadoveanu
  • Romanian prose writer and poet (1906–2003)

    was published in 1946 as Pogoară Iarna, and was praised by Anglist Petru Comarnescu for being "so very faithful and relevant" to the source material. In

    Profira Sadoveanu

    Profira Sadoveanu

    Profira_Sadoveanu

  • Mircea Eliade
  • Romanian historian (1907–1986)

    Party. The group also included Haig Acterian, Mihail Polihroniade, Petru Comarnescu, Marietta Sadova and Floria Capsali. He was also close to Marcel Avramescu

    Mircea Eliade

    Mircea Eliade

    Mircea_Eliade

  • Emil Cioran
  • Romanian philosopher, aphorist and essayist (1911–1995)

    lives of a few imbeciles were taken"), and, in a letter written to Petru Comarnescu, described himself as "a Hitlerist". He held similar views about Italian

    Emil Cioran

    Emil Cioran

    Emil_Cioran

  • Lucian Boz
  • Romanian literary critic, essayist, novelist, poet and translator (1908 – 2003)

    Acterian, Dan Botta, Emil Botta, Marcel Bresliska, Barbu Brezianu, Petru Comarnescu, Virgil Gheorghiu, Anton Holban, Eugen Jebeleanu, Alexandru Robot,

    Lucian Boz

    Lucian Boz

    Lucian_Boz

  • Mihai Ralea
  • Romanian social scientist, journalist and politician (1896–1964)

    social; he also claimed (questionably so, according to art critic Petru Comarnescu) that traditional society allowed no depiction of ugliness before the

    Mihai Ralea

    Mihai Ralea

    Mihai_Ralea

  • List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: C
  • history. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Company. ISBN 0-395-85010-X "Petru Comarnescu". Queer Bucharest (in Romanian). 2021. Retrieved 28 December 2022.

    List of gay, lesbian or bisexual people: C

    List_of_gay,_lesbian_or_bisexual_people:_C

  • Mihail Polihroniade
  • Romanian historian and journalist

    ideological articles as well as commentary on foreign events. Together with Petru Comarnescu, Ionel Jianu, and Constantin Noica, he published Acțiune și reacțiune

    Mihail Polihroniade

    Mihail Polihroniade

    Mihail_Polihroniade

  • Alexandru Bassarab
  • Romanian painter, engraver and politician (1907–1941)

    "timid", far less "rounded" than his woodcuts. The same was argued by Petru Comarnescu, who suggests that Bassarab "never fully mastered the interplay of

    Alexandru Bassarab

    Alexandru Bassarab

    Alexandru_Bassarab

  • Eugen Schileru
  • Romanian art, film and literary critic, essayist and translator (1916–1968)

    dogmas against more senior colleagues, including George Călinescu and Petru Comarnescu. This interval came to an end in 1952, when Schileru himself was repressed

    Eugen Schileru

    Eugen Schileru

    Eugen_Schileru

  • Perpessicius
  • Romanian literary historian and critic, poet, essayist and fiction writer (1891–1971)

    particular for the controversial novel De două mii de ani...) and Petru Comarnescu (for Homo americanus, a group of essays on the United States). According

    Perpessicius

    Perpessicius

    Perpessicius

  • Cristina A. Bejan
  • American writer and playwright

    fascism to Mircea Eliade and his friends and Mihail Sebastian and Petru Comarnescu's aversion to the political ideology. The foreword is written by public

    Cristina A. Bejan

    Cristina_A._Bejan

  • Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești
  • Poet, essayist, and art and literary critic (1870–1922)

    judgments were also passed on his topical art essays. Art historian Petru Comarnescu writes that Bogdan-Pitești's "critical intuitions" were superior to

    Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești

    Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești

    Alexandru_Bogdan-Pitești

  • Silvia Cambir
  • Romanian artist (1924–2007)

    (UAP) in 1956. Her work has won acclaim from local art critics such as Petru Comarnescu, Ion Frunzetti and Dan Grigorescu. In 2006, she was awarded the annual

    Silvia Cambir

    Silvia_Cambir

  • Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu
  • Romanian novelist, poet and translator

    cu pui, which includes depictions of women in unresolved despair. Petru Comarnescu, who read Viața... as a psychological novel, was impressed by the work

    Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu

    Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu

    Ștefana_Velisar_Teodoreanu

  • Gheorghe Petrașcu
  • Romanian painter

    followed by George Oprescu, Oscar Walter Cisek, Alexandru Busuioceanu, Petru Comarnescu, Ionel Jianu, Lionello Venturi and Jacques Lassaigne. All of them made

    Gheorghe Petrașcu

    Gheorghe Petrașcu

    Gheorghe_Petrașcu

  • Ionel Gherea
  • Romanian philosopher, essayist, and pianist

    friendship and admiration of academic philosophers Constantin Noica and Petru Comarnescu, who prepared the book for Editura Fundațiilor Regale. Noica referred

    Ionel Gherea

    Ionel Gherea

    Ionel_Gherea

  • Eli Lotar
  • French photographer and filmmaker (1905–1969)

    in Argeș, Vol. XXV, Issue 3, March 1990, p. 11 Petru Comarnescu, "Inedit: Jurnalul lui Petru Comarnescu", in România Literară, Issue 15/1993, p. 12 Dragoș

    Eli Lotar

    Eli Lotar

    Eli_Lotar

  • Mateiu Caragiale
  • Romanian poet and prose writer (1885–1936)

    Observator Cultural, Nr. 130, August 2002 I. Vianu, pp. 40–41 Ionel Jianu, Petru Comarnescu, Ștefan Luchian, Editura de stat pentru literatură și artă, 1956, p

    Mateiu Caragiale

    Mateiu Caragiale

    Mateiu_Caragiale

  • Ignat Bednarik
  • Romanian artist (1882–1963)

    Album Ignat Bednarik, Editura Meridiane, 1987, autor Beatrice Bednarik Petru Comarnescu, „Pictorul Bednarik”/„Painter Bednarik”, Arta Plastică IX (1962), nr/no

    Ignat Bednarik

    Ignat_Bednarik

  • Lena Constante
  • Romanian artist, essayist and memoirist (1909–2005)

    leading intellectuals of her time, including Brauner, Mircea Vulcănescu, Petru Comarnescu, Henri H. Stahl, Mihail Sebastian, and Paul Sterian. During the period

    Lena Constante

    Lena_Constante

  • D. I. Suchianu
  • Romanian writer, economist and politician (1895–1985)

    combat". He also suggested that Suchianu, alongside colleagues such as Petru Comarnescu and George Matei Cantacuzino, had no role to play in this new culture

    D. I. Suchianu

    D. I. Suchianu

    D._I._Suchianu

  • National Peasants' Party
  • Romanian political party, 1926-1947

    published the magazine Stânga, which attracted collaborations from Petru Comarnescu and Traian Herseni. A highly visible left-wing cell was formed at the

    National Peasants' Party

    National Peasants' Party

    National_Peasants'_Party

  • N. D. Cocea
  • 20th-century Romanian journalist and activist (1880 - 1949)

    rape trial. Their affair continued even after Gina married art critic Petru Comarnescu, and she was carrying Cocea's child when that marriage was annulled

    N. D. Cocea

    N._D._Cocea

  • I. C. Vissarion
  • Romanian prose writer, poet, and political (1879–1951)

    depicting peasants as "stupid". In late 1949, literary chronicler Petru Comarnescu informed the public that Vissarion was working on novellas which integrated

    I. C. Vissarion

    I. C. Vissarion

    I._C._Vissarion

  • Păstorel Teodoreanu
  • Romanian writer (1894–1964)

    noted preference for orality, and, according to interwar essayist Petru Comarnescu, was one of Romania's "semi-failed intellectuals", loquacious and improvident

    Păstorel Teodoreanu

    Păstorel Teodoreanu

    Păstorel_Teodoreanu

  • Cornel Țăranu
  • Romanian composer and conductor (1934–2023)

    1969. In mid-1966, with letters of recommendation from art critic Petru Comarnescu, Țăranu joined the first group of students that the Romanian communist

    Cornel Țăranu

    Cornel Țăranu

    Cornel_Țăranu

  • Grigore Cugler
  • Universul journalist Nicolae Țincu. He was also the cousin of art critic Petru Comarnescu. Cugler graduated from the Romanian Army's college at Dealu Monastery

    Grigore Cugler

    Grigore_Cugler

  • Mihai Olos
  • Romanian painter, sculptor, drawer, art performer

    reception Petru Comarnescu offered at his home, 10 Icoanei street. Carola Giedeon Welcker mentioned the event in her introduction to Comarnescu's book on

    Mihai Olos

    Mihai Olos

    Mihai_Olos

  • Traian Herseni
  • Romanian sociologist, historian and psychologist (1907–1980)

    embarrassing than similar contributions by Noica, Lucian Blaga, or Petru Comarnescu—"what [they] wrote under communism is what they would have written

    Traian Herseni

    Traian Herseni

    Traian_Herseni

  • Mircea Vulcănescu
  • Romanian philosopher, convicted war criminal

    Cornova, and Drăguș. From 1932 to 1933, alongside Constantin Noica, Petru Comarnescu, Emil Cioran, Mircea Eliade, and Dan Botta, he gained a high profile

    Mircea Vulcănescu

    Mircea Vulcănescu

    Mircea_Vulcănescu

  • Bucura Dumbravă
  • Romanian writer (1868–1926)

    presence on Queen Elisabeth's "camarilla". Writing in 1935, essayist Petru Comarnescu opined that Bucura Dumbravă's work had a "local" character, and was

    Bucura Dumbravă

    Bucura Dumbravă

    Bucura_Dumbravă

  • Adevărul
  • Romanian newspaper

    various cultural ideologists, among them critics șerban Cioculescu, Petru Comarnescu, Eugen Lovinescu and Paul Zarifopol, writers Demostene Botez, Eugeniu

    Adevărul

    Adevărul

  • Andrei Tudor
  • Romanian poet and musicologist

    after which, due to political events, it declined. Mihail Sebastian, Petru Comarnescu, Mircea Eliade, Eugen Ionescu, etc. were fellow contributors to Revista

    Andrei Tudor

    Andrei Tudor

    Andrei_Tudor

  • George Ștefănescu
  • German painter

    attention of the "pope" among the Romanian art critics, Professor Petru Comarnescu. He also continued his stage design and costumes, for the play Sfârșitul

    George Ștefănescu

    George Ștefănescu

    George_Ștefănescu

  • Grigore T. Popa
  • Romanian physician and public intellectual (1892–1948)

    2014-07-14 at the Wayback Machine, Cultura, Nr. 398, November 2012 Petru Comarnescu, "O incalculabil de importantă teorie asupra originii statuei-portret

    Grigore T. Popa

    Grigore T. Popa

    Grigore_T._Popa

  • Cecilia Cuțescu-Storck
  • Romanian painter

    like many of her works, portrayed women in a lush natural setting. As Petru Comarnescu put it, although "their faces are troubled by anxiety, trials, suffering

    Cecilia Cuțescu-Storck

    Cecilia Cuțescu-Storck

    Cecilia_Cuțescu-Storck

  • Ramuri
  • Romanian literary magazine

    film, theatrical and music criticism, with authors such as Săraru, Petru Comarnescu, Lucian Pintilie, Valentin Silvestru, Ion Dezideriu Sîrbu, and Anatol

    Ramuri

    Ramuri

    Ramuri

  • Ion Negoițescu
  • Romanian writer and historian (1921–1993)

    and had Doinaş as its honorary director. Together with art critic Petru Comarnescu and writer-filmmaker Petre Sirin, Ion Negoiţescu was listed in an annex

    Ion Negoițescu

    Ion Negoițescu

    Ion_Negoițescu

  • Romul Nuțiu
  • occasion of the salon opening, he met Catul Bogdan, Alexandru Ciucurencu, Petru Comarnescu, and Romul Ladea. In 1958, he pursued a documentation and specialisation

    Romul Nuțiu

    Romul_Nuțiu

  • Mitzura Arghezi
  • Romanian actress, illustrator, ballerina, editor and politician (1924–2015)

    Arghezi", in România Literară, Issue 9/1982, p. 7 Petru Comarnescu, "Inedit: Jurnalul lui Petru Comarnescu", in România Literară, Issue 15/1993, p. 12 (in

    Mitzura Arghezi

    Mitzura Arghezi

    Mitzura_Arghezi

  • Scînteia Tineretului
  • Romanian communist newspaper

    Cosașu), and a review of the visual arts scene (signed by Albu and Petru Comarnescu); there was also an in-depth "weekly review of culture", by Aurel Baranga

    Scînteia Tineretului

    Scînteia Tineretului

    Scînteia_Tineretului

  • Nicolae Iorga
  • Romanian scholar, writer and politician (1871–1940)

    Iorga, E. Lovinescu, G. M. Zamfirescu, B. Fundoianu, Camil Baltazar, Petru Comarnescu", in România Literară, Nr. 42/2009 Călinescu, p. 634 Oldson, p. 156

    Nicolae Iorga

    Nicolae Iorga

    Nicolae_Iorga

  • Criterion (literary society)
  • Romanian literary society

    association was founded by philosopher, critic, and cultural innovator Petru Comarnescu after he returned from completing his PhD at the University of Southern

    Criterion (literary society)

    Criterion_(literary_society)

  • Costin Murgescu
  • Romanian economist, jurist, journalist, and diplomat (1919–1989)

    "national specificity", commending the old-regime intellectuals Zane and Petru Comarnescu for their work in that field. He also partook in the effort to reassess

    Costin Murgescu

    Costin Murgescu

    Costin_Murgescu

  • Dimitrie Serafim
  • Romanian Academic and impressionist painter

    particularly distinguished teacher. His paintings were later criticized by Petru Comarnescu for their "excessive pathos". Very few of his works are in museums

    Dimitrie Serafim

    Dimitrie Serafim

    Dimitrie_Serafim

  • Radu Cioculescu
  • Romanian writer and political activist (1901–1961)

    himself a famous prankster). In April 1932, alongside Haig Acterian, Petru Comarnescu and Corneliu Moldovanu, he appeared at a public venue to defend young

    Radu Cioculescu

    Radu Cioculescu

    Radu_Cioculescu

  • Ion Theodorescu-Sion
  • Romanian painter and draftsman

    "cultured" and "refined" figure among the traditionalists. Art reviewer Petru Comarnescu also suggests that Theodorescu-Sion did in fact live up to the expectation

    Ion Theodorescu-Sion

    Ion Theodorescu-Sion

    Ion_Theodorescu-Sion

  • 1932 in Romania
  • later becomes the International Basketball Federation (FIBA). 1 July – Petru Comarnescu convenes the first meeting of the Criterion learned society. 17 July

    1932 in Romania

    1932_in_Romania

  • Ilariu Dobridor
  • Romanian writer and politician (1908–1968)

    various figures of the intellectual youh, targeting in particular Petru Comarnescu and Zaharia Stancu. His first volume, Versuri ("Verse"), appeared that

    Ilariu Dobridor

    Ilariu Dobridor

    Ilariu_Dobridor

  • Ludovic Antal
  • Romanian actor (1924–1970)

    "outstandingly beautiful physique"; he quotes the senior art historian Petru Comarnescu, who described Antal as being only slightly inferior to the consecrated

    Ludovic Antal

    Ludovic Antal

    Ludovic_Antal

  • Dimitrie Stelaru
  • Romanian poet (1917–1971)

    out of pestilence or cosmic malaise." As noted overall by scholar Petru Comarnescu: "Mr Dimitrie Stelaru's poetry encompasses very many things in rather

    Dimitrie Stelaru

    Dimitrie Stelaru

    Dimitrie_Stelaru

  • Emil Botta
  • Romanian actor, poet and prose writer (1911–1977)

    Synge's Playboy of the Western World (translated into Romanian by Petru Comarnescu, and directed by Marin Iorda, it had Botta himself as the male lead)

    Emil Botta

    Emil Botta

    Emil_Botta

  • Ion Biberi
  • Romanian writer and social scientist (1904–1990)

    their colleagues in liberated France. On 16 March 1945, Biberi and Petru Comarnescu were guest speakers at the National Theatre Bucharest, where they introduced

    Ion Biberi

    Ion Biberi

    Ion_Biberi

  • Romanian pavilion
  • Venice Biennale national pavilion

    Republic of Romania). 1966 — Ion Țuculescu retrospective. Commissioner: Petru Comarnescu. 1968 — Group exhibition. Virgil Almășanu (painting), Octav Grigorescu

    Romanian pavilion

    Romanian pavilion

    Romanian_pavilion

  • Dumitru Karnabatt
  • Romanian poet, art critic and political journalist

    ISBN 973-27-0980-4 (in Romanian) Victor Durnea, "Un roman necunoscut al lui Petru Comarnescu", in the Romanian Academy Buletinul Institutului de Filologie Română

    Dumitru Karnabatt

    Dumitru Karnabatt

    Dumitru_Karnabatt

  • Constant Tonegaru
  • Romanian poet and political prisoner

    or hosted by dissident intellectuals, such as Gheorghe Anghel [ro], Petru Comarnescu, Vladimir Ghika and Dinu Pillat. Suspecting that Tonegaru's home had

    Constant Tonegaru

    Constant Tonegaru

    Constant_Tonegaru

  • Marin Iorda
  • Romanian visual artist, writer and filmmaker (1901–1972)

    Synge's Playboy of the Western World (translated into Romanian by Petru Comarnescu). In 1947, he had begun producing the children's film Cetatea fermecată

    Marin Iorda

    Marin Iorda

    Marin_Iorda

  • Poor Dionis
  • 1872 novel by Mihai Eminescu

    Bucureștilor & Union of Romanian Filmmakers, 2001. ISBN 978-606-8337-27-2 Petru Comarnescu, "Note. Revistele regiunilor și profesiunilor românești. Familia",

    Poor Dionis

    Poor Dionis

    Poor_Dionis

  • Ion Țuculescu
  • Romanian oil painter

    the subject of critical acclaim, and, promoted by figures such as Petru Comarnescu, were the focus of numerous exhibitions inside Romania and abroad.

    Ion Țuculescu

    Ion Țuculescu

    Ion_Țuculescu

  • List of people from Iași
  • Sebastian Ciobanu Ioana Ciolacu Grigore Cobălcescu Mihai Codreanu Petru Comarnescu Roxana Cogianu Traian Cogut Gabriela Coman Roxana Condurache Grigore

    List of people from Iași

    List_of_people_from_Iași

  • Sandu Tudor
  • Romanian poet, journalist, theologian and Orthodox monk (1896 - 1962)

    the young art critic and political thinker Petru Comarnescu wrote that Tudor, Sterian, Vulcănescu, and Petru Manoliu were four of the leading Orthodoxist

    Sandu Tudor

    Sandu Tudor

    Sandu_Tudor

  • Gheza Vida
  • Romanian sculptor

    retrospective of his work in 1958, earning much praise from critics Petru Comarnescu, Dan Hăulică and Eugen Schileru; also in 1957, he presented sculptures

    Gheza Vida

    Gheza Vida

    Gheza_Vida

  • Constantin Sion
  • Moldavian political conspirator, genealogist, and polemicist (1795–1862)

    passim. See also Cazacu, passim Cazacu, p. 114 Trăușan-Matu, p. 454 Petru Comarnescu, "Revelația documentului. 'Nu cred că Matei Caragiale s-a destănuit

    Constantin Sion

    Constantin Sion

    Constantin_Sion

  • Georges Haupt
  • Romanian French historian and bibliographer of socialism

    234 Camarero, p. 160 Labrousse, p. 94. See also Camarero, p. 160 Petru Comarnescu, "Date și interpretări noi ale istoriei românești — în revista Studii"

    Georges Haupt

    Georges_Haupt

  • Iordan Chimet
  • Romanian poet and children's writer

    he met the art and literary critic Petru Comarnescu, who helped him publicize his works. Reportedly, Comarnescu proposed his poems for an award, but

    Iordan Chimet

    Iordan Chimet

    Iordan_Chimet

  • Henri H. Stahl
  • Romanian anthropologist

    alongside Alexandru Cristian Tell, Mircea Eliade, Mircea Vulcănescu, and Petru Comarnescu, he sat on the board of Criterion magazine (which claimed not to be

    Henri H. Stahl

    Henri_H._Stahl

  • Paul Rezeanu
  • Romanian politician

    sculptor and his legacy, including Natalia Dumitrescu, Sidney Geist, Petru Comarnescu, Milița Petrașcu, Ștefan Georgescu-Gorjan [ro]), Irina Codreanu-King [ro]

    Paul Rezeanu

    Paul_Rezeanu

  • Geo Dumitrescu
  • Romanian poet and translator (1920–2004)

    His second book, Libertatea de a trage cu pușca, appeared thanks to Petru Comarnescu in 1946, although it had been submitted to Editura Prometeu under the

    Geo Dumitrescu

    Geo Dumitrescu

    Geo_Dumitrescu

  • Apcar Baltazar
  • Romanian artist (1880–1909)

    appreciation @ Ararat Online. Brief biography @ Biblioteca Academiei Române. Petru Comarnescu, Apcar Baltazar, Editura de stat pentru literatură şi artă, 1956 Radu

    Apcar Baltazar

    Apcar Baltazar

    Apcar_Baltazar

  • Tele7ABC
  • Defunct Romanian television channel

    and foolproof way of promoting [Crișan's] own songs". TV reviewer Eugen Comarnescu described it as a collection of bloopers, with inexplicably unfunny segments

    Tele7ABC

    Tele7ABC

    Tele7ABC

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