Sentence examples for early masters from inspiring English sources

Their work, however, found favour in Japan, where it was a powerful influence in forming the style of the great ink painters Shūbun (early 15th century) and Sesshū and of the early masters of the Kanō school during the Muromachi period (1338 1573).

History of bullfighting, early masters of the bullring, Guerrita, Joselito, Belmonte, Gaona and Manolete.

Many works on Daoist themes, famous in their time but now lost, have been attributed to other great early masters.

"The tuba wasn't invented until after the death of Beethoven," he explained, "so the early masters never wrote for it.

With the Renaissance in Italy, modelling in wax took a position of high importance, and it was practiced by some of the greatest of the early masters.

Among early masters of this poetry were Yose ben Yose, Yannai, and his pupil Eleazar Kalir, none of whose dates can be fixed with certainty.

Edgar Allan Poe was an early master of horror.

He was also, it appears, an early master of the sound bite.

And it reveals him to be an early master of lateral thinking.

But the early master of simulated reality stories was, without doubt, Philip K Dick.

The invention of the technique is attributed to Kinroku, and its greatest early master was Suzuki Harunobu.