French painter whose work influenced the impressionists (1832-1883) krzyżówka

Obrazem „Śniadanie na trawie” wywołał oburzenie ówczesnej krytyki Edouard (zm.1883), francuski malarz, autor „Śniadania na trawie” Namalował „Śniadanie na trawie” Znani impresjoniści Edouard, francuski impresjonista Twórca obrazu „Śniadanie na trawie” Jego dziełem obraz „Śniadanie na trawie” Edouard (zm.1883), francuski malarz, autor obrazu „Śniadanie na trawie”

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