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But Thomas and Mary Thornycroft's younger son William was an example of artistic fame as well.

5. Shelley: The Pursuit by Richard Holmes (1974) A startling, elegantly written, example of artistic biography.

David Cote called it a "deeply confused, ugly, ultimately boring example of artistic hubris enabled by financial excess".

It was, however, the first major poem in Latin, the first example of artistic translation, and the subject matter happily chosen for introducing Roman youth to the Greek world.

Following the example of artistic independence set by Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, Otis took the concept in a more personal and idiosyncratic direction — a revolution in the head.

Famous at twenty-three, washed up at forty, dead at forty-four, Fitzgerald was already everyone's favorite example of artistic flameout, but this posthumous volume, with Fitzgerald's own description of his situation ("No choice, no road, no hope"), helped plant the idea that his early exit was somehow a normal pattern, at least for American writers.

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For only four days, Christie's is showing some breathtakingly impressive examples of artistic achievement stretching over 33 centuries.

This paper discusses the relation of space and ecology through examples of artistic research on the closed ecological system experiment Biosphere 2 and the history of space settlements.

There are now so many examples of artistic curiosity and thoughtfulness having led to unusual, distinctive programmes that – by the way – have better gender balance.

As she catalogs examples of artistic license that "The Third Man" took with reality, Dr. Timmermann proceeds from the assumption that small untruths serve the larger Truth.