Sentence examples for eager artist from inspiring English sources

Hitler's rise remains mysterious — if only as to the precise amount of dumb luck involved — but it makes unnerving sense when viewed in terms of an eager artist's capacity to assimilate, synthesize, and apply the influences of his time and place.

Even in the unexotic realm of Milwaukee, Brittany, an African elephant at the local zoo, has more recently managed to sell work for hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars, with the AP reporting that "Brittany is an eager artist.

But City Opera cultivated younger gifted and eager artists, especially Americans.

Or that's the hope, anyway, of the city's eager artists and wide-eyed gallerists.

In the mid-1960s, he negotiated leases with the building's owner, Bloom & Krup, a housewares retailer that was using it as a warehouse, and subleased lofts at low rents to eager artists.

They married just as World War II was ending and came to New York when the city was full of eager artists willing to be poor just so they could do what they loved.

The remaining space would be occupied by graffiti artists chosen from the local community, and several eager artists applied.

"The buildings, the graffiti, just the sense of space!" She was an eager young artist with an eager young artist boyfriend, Christof Kohlhofer, and they found an apartment on East Thirteenth Street.

Jakub Julian Ziolkowski, whose nightmarish paintings are in the New Museum's "Generational: Younger Than Jesus" exhibition in Lower Manhattan, was an eager young artist attending high school in Poland when he stumbled across reproductions of Ensor's work in a magazine he coveted called Great Painters.

That was 50 years ago, and now, as an art history teacher, Giovanni is training a third generation of eager floral artists.

I also make sure to search for art education materials for my grandchildren, both of whom love art and are eager little artists themselves.