Translations for „juvenilia“ in the Polish » English Dictionary

juwenalia

juvenilia

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English

Even his earliest work, such as the few samples of his juvenilia reprinted here, shows a hint of his skill in utero.

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Here he created a piece of genre-bending juvenilia in which heroines playing dress-up try to sound clever but emerge as stilted and adolescent.

o.canada.com

Her juvenilia, rejected drafts, letters and paintings have all been brought into the public domain.

www.independent.co.uk

Even in this piece of juvenilia, you can hear the assurance in her voice and the sense of whimsy that softens her critique of the human species.

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Many artists have unfinished work or sub-par juvenilia that is hidden away, but just because it's buried, doesn't make it treasure.

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Others, though, were protected from their juvenilia.

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Available juvenilia show her to be an avid writer since age twelve, keeping a cahier de style and publishing her first short stories in a local paper.

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However embarrassed he may be by his own juvenilia, it has a place in a literary legacy he can be justly proud of.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The examples of juvenilia included in this survey suggest that two great careers in illustration went begging.

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He treated my juvenilia with seriousness, kindness and rigour.

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