It seems an apt phrase for Boucher, too, less for the quantity of his output than for the loving touch that he brought to every genre of drawing, including landscapes, pastoral scenes, religious narratives and literary illustrations, and of course nudes.
He has often been shabbily treated by critics who mistake the confidence of early films like "Elevator to the Gallows" and "The Fire Within" for empty slickness and for the restless variety of his output for proof that his films lacked personal commitment.
This goes for all of his output; the novels, the journalism, even the Twitter feed.
The foundation helps paint a picture of an artist who is striking not just for the quality of his output, but the longevity.
And, although Hampton is noted for the diversity of his output, it was fascinating to see back-to-back productions of Tales from Hollywood and his new play, Appomattox, in Minneapolis.
Donald was an absolute pleasure to work with, I'm a big fan of his output for sure.
He notes, for example, that for the composer, most of his output was prelude.
About one third of his output is for private orders.
Much of his output was for the Central Office of Information, the government's marketing and public information agency from 1946 until 2011, though he also did much work for publishers of reference works in the 1970s and 80s.
It's also fair to say that his output for The Observer, while often first-rate, features few of the works on which his formidable reputation as a non-fiction writer rests.
In the early 1950s, Albee worked on a huge number of unproduced plays including this three-scene piece, which is unusual in his output for the fact that all of the characters are gay men.
