Sentence examples for a master of light from inspiring English sources
He is a master of light and an unabashed visionary, who in War displays pale bodes on a nightmare battlefield.
Wright is England's answer to Caravaggio, a master of light and shadow and the man behind one of the most celebrated images of science ever created.
Nash, a master of light verse, contributed three hundred and twenty-nine poems to The New Yorker between 1930 and 1971.
The critic Louis Untermeyer once said of Ogden Nash that his poetry "is interesting to brows of all altitudes". Nash, a master of light verse, contributed three hundred and twenty-nine poems to The New Yorker between 1930 and 1971.
Rembrandt, painting in the 17th century, became a master of light and shadow, a technique reflected in his landscapes as well as such portraits as his monumental group portrait now known as Night Watch.
The achievement of this definitive biography is that it enables the reader to look at the whole man, to judge and to forgive, to experience, severally, frustration, bafflement and finally understanding of a master of light comedy who, as Waugh pointed out, gave us escapist literature so that we might free ourselves from the hideous prison of the century in which we found ourselves.
Considered a master of lighting and the 10 by 12 plate camera, Mr. Lucas also took publicity photos of David Niven, Stewart Granger, Joan Collins, Leslie Caron, Dirk Bogarde, Cyd Charisse and Lauren Bacall.
Many, like "In a Medici Villa," from 1906, show Sargent as a master of reflected light.
As a master of the light touch, did Witherspoon find it tougher to get into the head of a woman in such distress?
Adams was a master of tonal light, and the depth of this image and its flawless composition place it somewhere between the intimate and the expansive.
