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But he created at least one film, The Silence (1962) which stands alongside Rossellini's Germany, Year Zero as one of the definitive masterpieces concerned with childhood.
"The set list was now shorn of all their aggressive early material and packed with definitive masterpieces" is the kind of writing you hope not to read in a grown-up music book.
The Dream is a lovely work from his surrealistic phase but not one of the most daring or definitive masterpieces from that period, let alone one of his absolutely top paintings.
After the first world war, André Breton came to Picasso's studio, saw Les Demoiselles d'Avignon and recognised it as the definitive modern masterpiece.
But it's sad that New York lacks any definitive staging of these masterpieces.
Not definitive, just definite.
But it's precisely the aura of anarchy that makes Apocalypse Now a bona fide, towering masterpiece and the definitive film about America's role in Vietnam.
'Downton Abbey' on 'Masterpiece Classic'.
"Giacometti's extraordinary "Chariot" is his masterpiece and ranks among the definitive achievements of 20th century art," the essay begins.
Recorded live at the Barbican last December, the dramatic sweep and intensity of this performance of Berlioz's supreme masterpiece outstrips even Colin Davis's own definitive studio version.
