Sentence examples similar to fervent painter from inspiring English sources
While working as a schoolteacher in Paris, she fell in love with Artur Marokvia, a German painter and fervent anti-Nazi with whom she lived la vie de Bohème and whom she married in 1939.
"He's so stuck on this business about being black," his mother tells Kenya, "like he's the first person to have that problem". A sometime house painter and fervent philosopher, Johnbrown attended Cornell to escape the draft but was expelled for trying to take over the administration building.
The German painter Joachim von Sandrart, the artist's fervent admirer and first biographer (Teutsche Akademie, 1675), was responsible for preserving some of the scanty information that we have about the artist, as well as naming him, erroneously and from an obscure source, Grünewald.
This Dionysiac style was well suited to the fervent temperament of Shāh Esmāʿīl I. Yet in 1522, when the aged painter Behzād of Herāt came to reside at the court with several of his disciples, Sulṭān Muḥammad began to be influenced by the balanced, harmonious, and humane school of Herāt.
Among the most fervent naysayers was her friend and mentor Marvin Israel, who was an art director at Harper's Bazaar and also a painter; he insisted that to be an artist, one had to paint.
The early 20th-century Austrian painter portrayed in Herbert Vesely's film "Egon Schiele: Epcess and Punishment" has just the sort of credentials that, crudely exploited, could inspire a fervent cult.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
