The phrase "busy workshop" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a place where people are actively working on different projects or tasks. Example: The mechanic's garage was a busy workshop, with mechanics bustling around and the sound of tools clanking as they worked on cars.
The truth seems to be that Titian, running a very busy workshop, painted differently for different clients under different circumstances.
Mr. Waks came over to my shop and, like all visitors, he was given the tour: busy workshop, cool machines, highest quality woodwork being produced.
Lewis had a busy workshop in Rome after the Civil War and often sculptured white activists, including William Lloyd Garrison and Robert Gould Shaw.
He married the well-to-do Aleid van der Meervenne, went on painting, ran a busy workshop, and never lost the respect of his clients.
He kept a busy workshop, and he was often assisted with his great murals by his less talented sons Domenico and Lorenzo.
Seven years later, having alienated a crucial patron, he moved to Spain; in 1577 he settled in Toledo, where he eventually established a busy workshop of his own and died in 1614.
The block Michelangelo stood in front of in 1501 had come from the quarry years before, had been "badly begun" by a semi-competent sculptor in the busy workshops of the cathedral, and then left there unwanted for 40 years.
On the second floor, above a busy furniture workshop, they rent two rooms.
Palladio was born in Padua and apprenticed there at 13 as a stonemason, before moving two years later to the busy Pedemuro workshop in Vicenza, the city where he spent most of his career.
Seriousness of purpose is brought low by the banana peel of slipshod craft in "War on Whistleblowers: Free Press and the National Security State," the latest film from Robert Greenwald and his busy documentary workshop, Brave New Foundation.
Meanwhile William Morris, whose busy multidisciplinary workshop was in many ways a replica of Botticelli's, absorbed the early Renaissance into many of the tapestries that he produced for his eponymous company.
