Sentence examples for attributed the work from inspiring English sources

Banksy's publicist attributed the work to Mr. Brainwash.

Mr. Wouk and Mr. Warshaw have attributed the work to a little-known artist with the pleasing name Hermannus Posthumus.

They did a bit of restoration on what had survived and they naturally attributed the work to Ferrara's most famous Renaissance painter, Cosimo Tura.

Pliny also attributed the work to a collaboration of three artists, which seemed an affront to any concept of the individual genius in antiquity (as well as to this work being wrought from a single stone).

During the first phase, from 1913 to 1920, he attributed the work to Vicente Guedes, whom he describes in an introductory vignette as "a man in his thirties, thin, fairly tall, very hunched when sitting though less so when standing, and dressed with a not entirely unself-conscious negligence".

When the fountain was planned in the early 1600s by Bernini (believed to be Pietro, though some have attributed the work to his son, Gian Lorenzo), there was insufficient water pressure for spouting jets, so the shape of the Barcaccia was conceived: an ancient marble boat foundering endearingly in its marble bath.

The panels came into the possession of the Hermitage Gallery in 1917, credited to Jan. Bryson Burroughs, writing for the Metropolitan at the time of their acquisition in 1933, attributed the works to Hubert.

To attribute the work on the Fish House exclusively to Sidney V. Stratton ignores the basic dynamics of the McKim, Mead & White office.

He and two actor friends (Juri Henley-Cohn and Havilah Brewster) come up with a convoluted plan to get the thing produced that involves attributing the work to a fake writer-actor (the Avi of the title).

Ernst van de Wetering, who leads the Rembrandt Research Project, wrote a 23-page analysis attributing the work to Rembrandt, and he said the low valuation might have been based on photographs that did not convey the painting's quality.

Beck attributes the work of clinicians there, who employ electrical stimulation, mirrors and non-surgical, alternative therapies such as the "Off Vertical Axis Rotational Device", which is a patented chair that spins to "stimulate the brain".