Sentence examples for artistic apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Bortoloni seems to have begun his artistic apprenticeship young, with the Veronese Antonio Balestra, who had set up a studio in Venice.

Not only Melville turned to the past; the familiar American careers of Hemingway and Faulkner end with reminiscence — of the innocent Paris of Hemingway's young manhood and artistic apprenticeship in "A Moveable Feast," and of Yoknapatawpha County and Memphis as experienced by an eleven-year-old boy in Faulkner's "The Reivers: A Reminiscence".

Austen's artistic apprenticeship lasted from her teenage years until she was about thirty-five.

He began as an artist himself, one who drew from many sources and who revered and appreciated the tradition of artistic apprenticeship; he made this the fundamental structure of his movie studio.

Ms Tognon despairs of the conservatism of the Muranese, who, despite their world-class skills, remain so hidebound by their traditional systems of apprenticeship that artistic innovation, she says, is rare.But Ms Barovier remains unflappable.

Through six large volumes of more than 900 letters, meticulously annotated and accompanied by a wealth of illustrations, we are allowed to follow the painter's progress through a long and at times painful apprenticeship to ultimate artistic triumph.

His artistic training began in 1591 with his apprenticeship to Tobias Verhaecht, a kinsman and landscape painter of modest talent.

Watson granted Longacre a release from his apprenticeship in 1813 so that he could follow an artistic muse, but the two remained close, and Watson would often sell Longacre's works.

The film (which I discuss in this clip) is something of a cinematic manifesto, a depiction of the long apprenticeship, hard knocks, bitter rivalries, and personal agonies from which an artistic breakthrough is made.

In addition to three cultures and countries, El Greco's career spanned two apprenticeships, numerous stylistic phases, at least two faiths and several artistic and intellectual milieus.

Much has changed in the half-century since it was founded, and some people question whether such an apprenticeship model works (it relies heavily on a good relationship between trainee and artistic director, which is not always the case).