His admiration of Rubens emerged in his Democritus (1692), and soon afterward the influence of Poussin was felt.
From 1490 to 1497 he was apprenticed to G.M. Spanzotti, a minor Piedmontese artist, but he was afterward much influenced by Leonardo da Vinci and later by Raphael, who was particularly decisive in determining his mature style.
I feel I've been so fortunate, because I have a couple of those touchstones -- where you know that everything that happened afterward was influenced by that role and suddenly there was a benchmark that you simply couldn't go below any more.
However, it began rearming its clients, especially Egypt, afterward, and its influence expanded.
Lessing interpreted Aristotle's concept of tragic catharsis (purging) as meaning the emotional release that follows tension generated in spectators who witness tragic events; he concludes that the sensations evoked by pity and fear should afterward exert a moral influence on the audience by being transformed into virtuous action.
Afterward, we evaluated the influence of SIRT1 on tumor growth in vivo in 45-day-old female nude mice bearing into the intrascapular region the SkBr3 cells.
Afterward, the trough that influenced the hurricane's track also began restricting westerly outflow and increasing wind shear, which caused a steady weakening trend.
Afterward, Mr. Vargas Llosa's influence in the Spanish-speaking world became more widespread through his column for El País, the Spanish daily newspaper in Madrid.
Analysts of the war say that for those who hope to speed the end to the violence or have influence in Syria afterward, men like Mr. Saleh present a diplomatic challenge.
The Rev. Michael W. Hopkins, the president of Integrity, an alliance of gay Episcopalians, observed the news conference and said in an interview afterward: "They're trying to influence the convention by threat.
