Sentence examples for from the workshop of from inspiring English sources

Or was it merely from "the workshop of" Velázquez, as experts concluded a few decades later?

This is what makes a newly revealed portrait of her from the workshop of Marcus Gheeraerts so remarkable.

It came from the workshop of Issei Yamauchi, who has attained the status of "living national treasure," and cost about $48.

Boniface's sepulchre came from the workshop of Arnolfo di Cambio; his sarcophagus with his reclining statue is in the Vatican grottoes.

Two, by Riccio, are valued at $300,000 and $200,000, and the others, three from the workshop of Donatello and three by Moderno, range in value from $60,000 to $90,000 each.

3. A hand-hammered tin-frame mirror, 29 by 39 inches, is from the workshop of Mauricio Preciado in Tlaquepaque, Mexico, a village of artisans near Guadalajara; $395 at the Pan American Phoenix Shop, 857 Lexington Avenue (65th Street).

From being the workshop of the world, Glasgow became an industrial wasteland, with a community beset by chronic ill health, substance abuse, depression and worklessness.

Jet-powered cars emerged from the workshops of talented land-speed racers all over the country.

The high fashion world is cringing as its favorite black is pushed aside by the mass success of pink, which was introduced not on the runways of high fashion designers but from the workshops of Gap in spring 2003 with the introduction of its sellout $78 pink raincoat.

From the workshops of Maurice Lacroix in the canton of Jura, the watchmaker unveiled another addition to its Masterpiece line, the Seconde Mystérieuse, with its open-worked dial with innovative seconds hand that appears to levitate across the face of the timepiece.

From Donatello to Lippi: The Workshop of Prato.