The creative but far from prolific striker João Paulo was brought from Brazil in 1989.
Marsan's work includes Vera Drake and Happy-Go-Lucky for Mike Leigh, a comparably idiosyncratic film-maker although far more prolific.
Honoré Daumier was far more prolific, however, making about 4,000 designs, ranging from newspaper caricatures to broadsides printed on a single sheet.
In the end he became far more prolific – and internationally recognised – than his great predecessors, designing banks, public buildings, hotels, colleges, museums and private homes around the world.
Melville was far from prolific, and his death, from a heart attack, in 1973, came too soon; he was only fifty-five.
While Cavendish added a stage win to move to third in the all-time rankings, two victories behind the five-times winner, Bernard Hinault, Cummings' win was a different matter, a career highlight for a rider who is far less prolific.
Impresarios have occasionally assembled programs that illustrate "Picasso and the Dance," but Mr. Rauschenberg's work for dance was far more prolific than Picasso's, as a whole season could be presented to demonstrate.
Dieter Hecking will know his side need to pose a threat of their own but be far more prolific in front of goal than Roma were in the round of 16.
Derek Bourgeois, well known in the brass and wind band world, has just finished his 44th symphony - taking him comfortably beyond the record set by Havergal Brian, and making him far more prolific than the great symphonic writers of the 19th and 20th centuries.
His scoring record was far from prolific but his all-round dynamism and havoc-wreaking were admirable, and even his manager, Roy Keane, respected the player's defiance: once when Walters missed training because of illness, Keane sent a message questioning the authenticity of that justification, and Walters replied with characteristic directness and power, texting Keane a picture of his vomit.
