Sentence examples for famous master from inspiring English sources

More usually, a work thought to be by a famous master is later reckoned to be by a lesser artist.

Jing is said to have been the teacher of Guan Tong, who was in turn followed by another famous master, Li Cheng.

The easy sale of a picture that was once great and is the work of a famous master again points to the drastic depletion of the market.

Philips de Momper is another little-known Antwerp artist from a dynasty of painters that counted a famous master, Joost de Momper the Elder.

Connie was a celebrated raconteur, our famous master of ceremonies, and bon vivant, and his wit, warmth, wisdom and humility will be missed by bench and bar.

He took classes there, with the monks who studied under Abbot Ajaan Saali, the famous master of a technique called Vipassana.

Pictures by the most famous masters still turn up out of the blue.

A century later, famous masters could be found at Laon and Paris as well as (probably) at Chartres, attracting young clerics to their lectures in swelling numbers.

Old Master drawings that once were plentiful and cost very little, excepting those by the most famous masters, have become expensive rarities.

Severe works by famous masters that might not have had an easy ride in earlier times of artistic abundance soared to astonishing heights.

When it came to large-size paintings and sculpture, the enthusiasm for typical works by famous masters was such that weaknesses were happily ignored.