Sentence examples for artist learning from inspiring English sources

In "Mr. Gaga," Heymann offers a portrait of an artist learning to do the same.

He wasn't a scientific prodigy who happened to end up in art, but a prodigious artist learning on the job.

When its creator was still alive in the 1600s, Rubens, then a young artist learning his profession in Italy, persuaded the Duke of Mantua to buy The Death of the Virgin.

Anyway, The Enfield Haunting marks Spall's return to the small screen after the critical and commercial success of Mike Leigh's Mr Turner, in which Spall immersed himself exhaustively into the character of the 19th-century artist, learning to paint in the process and grunting and snuffling his way through the film with characteristic intensity.

The most exciting thing about art is watching the story of the artist learning their craft and working through problems.

An artist learns to cope with coughing.

The young artist learned to love Mark Twain's skeptical humor and Kipling's anthropomorphic "Jungle Book".

The better artist learns to step lightly, keep moving, and leave the dazzled audience to sort it out for themselves.

Although his influence on Gainsborough is hard to pinpoint directly, the younger artist learned a lot from him.

Lubitsch to Mankiewicz to Rohmer: it should be apparent how much the French artist learned from Mankiewicz's exquisitely verbal way of approaching visual style.

"How has any artist learned from the past other than through study and facsimile?" Another responded: "No memorising anything you see.