Sentence examples for illuminators of from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that Fowles was one of the better illuminators of what is thought of as a key decade: the 1960s.

The style and, in some cases, the subject matter of these Sogdian scenes must have influenced the illuminators of such Islāmic Persian works as the Shāh-nāmeh.

His reputation as one of the great manuscript illuminators of the Renaissance has declined over the centuries, with much of his work ascribed to others, but the French artist Jean Poyet (ca. 1445-1503) is re-established in this beautiful show as the true author of some well-known Books of Hours and other religious treasures.

C. 1445 Verona, Italy 1526 or 1529 Verona, Italy Liberale da Verona, also called Liberale di Jacopo dalla Brava (born c. 1445, Verona, Republic of Venice [Italy] died 1526/29, Verona) early Renaissance artist, one of the finest Italian illuminators of his time.

His reputation as one of the great manuscript illuminators of the Renaissance has declined over the centuries, with much of his work ascribed to others, but the French artist Jean Poyet (ca. 1445-1503) is re-established in this beautiful show as the true author of a number of well-known Books of Hours and other religious treasures.

Our targeted application is passive radar, with civilian broadcasters used as illuminators of opportunity.

One is that there is a new association ambiguity between the measurements and the illuminators on top of the conventional ambiguity between the measurements and targets, which results in three-dimensional (3-D) data association and adds significant data association complexity.

"The acquisition of this richly illuminated manuscript by the greatest illuminator of the Flemish high Renaissance adds a major masterpiece to the Getty Museum's collection and represents a landmark in the Department of Manuscripts' unrivaled record of superb acquisitions over the past 30 years," said Timothy Potts, director of the Getty Museum, in a statement announcing the acquisition.

Hindsight is a great illuminator of things that are elusive at the time.

Bening was the best and most famous illuminator of his time.

The Protector enlists a young illuminator of manuscripts, the Boy, to create a monument to him in the form of a book.