Sentence examples for greatest still from inspiring English sources

Manet's "Moss Roses in a Vase," believed to have been executed in 1882, a year before his death, ranks among the greatest still lifes of the age.

The acutely convincing way he can paint wine, or fruit - he was, almost incidentally, the greatest still life painter who ever lived - is a trick that he uses to lure you into his dangerous, violent reality.

Today he is considered the greatest still-life painter of 18th-century Spain.

Today Chardin is considered the greatest still-life painter of the 18th century, and his canvases are coveted by the world's most distinguished museums and collectors.

This show assembles 31 paintings and a handful of objects to chart the career of an artist widely regarded as the greatest still-life painter in 18th-century Spain.

An artist like Chardin may be the greatest still-life painter ever, but no one would want to see a movie about a contented Frenchman who spent decade after decade serenely painting the same bunch of brown pots and pans.

His greatest still-lifes, taken in the nineteen-seventies, are dirty pictures: nothing carnal, merely a sequence of half-smoked butts, flattened cigarette packs, and run-over coffee cups — trash, hooked as fresh as trout from the flow of New York streets and scrutinized in unforgiving closeup.

His greatest still-lifes, taken in the nineteen-seventies, are dirty pictures: nothing carnal, merely a sequence of half-smoked butts, flattened cigarette packs, and run-over coffee cups trash, hooked as fresh as trout from the flow of New York streets and scrutinized in unforgiving closeup.

The impact on society was greater still.

What! is there a greater still behind?

Still here, still great, still angry.