The Mariinsky players know Mr. Gergiev's idiosyncratic style of conducting thoroughly.
In the 1970s he developed an idiosyncratic style of still life.
Mr. Maduro went all-out to associate himself with the dead leader and his idiosyncratic style of socialism, which remains broadly popular in Venezuela, especially among poorer voters.
The Baroque style in Italy and Spain had its origins in the last decades of the 16th century when the refined, courtly, and idiosyncratic style of Mannerist painting had ceased to be an effective means of artistic expression.
Mr. Mason, who spent most of his working life in Paris, developed an idiosyncratic style of relief sculpture, initially in plaster and bronze but, starting in the late 1960s, in epoxy resin, which he painted in often vibrant colors.
Significant dates and anniversaries, in North Korea and in parts of the world whose attention it craves, have come to act as a loose guide for observers to the possible timing of key moments in Pyongyang's idiosyncratic style of diplomacy.
The only person truly allowed to be eccentric is the Queen, who continues to wear the same highly idiosyncratic style of clothing (a modified 50s retro look) with no regard to anyone else's opinion.
Despite countless forays by sociologists, photographers and writers from the 1930's onward, Gee's Bend's isolation served to preserve an idiosyncratic style of quilt making that is as direct and unvarnished as the landscape itself.
Mr. Taylor, the pianist, is at his best in small groups (and even better solo), but every once in a while he comes around with an ark full of musicians after initiating them into his idiosyncratic style of notation.
