Sentence examples for illustrious artists from inspiring English sources

"To be amongst such illustrious artists is a privilege.

He was totally unpleasant, yet totally charming, the old contradictory makeup of many illustrious artists and hooligans.

Referring to the more illustrious artists, he added: "Even though I work on these pieces, nothing is more important than family portraits.

The classical music world bade farewell to some of its most illustrious artists in 2007, even as it greeted new technologies and broader cultural forces that would be crucial to its future.

It was through ACE and Northern Arts specialist panels that I, with more illustrious artists as my role models, learned how to contribute usefully to such discussions and to make and stand by those difficult arts funding decisions.

In her mid-60's, and having attained near legendary status, this mezzo-soprano continues to make occasional concert appearances, often tributes to illustrious artists of the past, like a recital tonight in homage to Marian Anderson.

But an article last month in Montreal daily Le Devoir suggested that Choinière was following in the illustrious artist-as-hacker footsteps of Banksy, who famously smuggled a stuffed rat wearing sunglasses into London's Natural History Museum and hung his own artwork in New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Mr. Joisel, a solitary Frenchman who was widely regarded as one of the most illustrious origami artists in the world, died on Oct. 10 in Argenteuil, outside Paris.

In this collection of Q. and A.'s with dozens of illustrious country artists and fixtures of the Nashville scene, he ostensibly recounts the life of the musician and raconteur Roger Miller, of "King of the Road" and "Dang Me" fame, who died of cancer in 1992.

In 1922 the president of the republic, Alexandre Millerand, led a public tribute to Fauré, a national hommage, described in The Musical Times as "a splendid celebration at the Sorbonne, in which the most illustrious French artists participated, [which] brought him great joy.

SXSL kicked off with a conversation between illustrious light artist James Turrell and award-winning architect David Adjaye, which was streamed live on The Creators Project's Facebook Page.