Impressively industrious, Bellotto managed to produce many more pictures over the same period than his uncle in England, who sometimes struggled to obtain commissions.
By having the industrious Parisian university copyists produce his version, Langton could insure that its adoption would be as quick and as universal as possible.
A wry and industrious conceptualist, Ms. Zawada systematically paints little dots over large photographs of wavy grids of numbers, producing subtly flickering Pointillist fields.
He was afforded even less game time at Villa Park than he was in his second coming at West Ham, although Tim Sherwood did find time to praise him for the positive influence he had on Jack Grealish, a player who could easily fall into the same trap that Cole did – having his inherent creativity coached out of him to produce a more industrious type of player.
So, I suppose I'm saying that had I been slightly more industrious I might have actually produced a novel instead of a weekly rant.
The market needs industrious, reliable, orderly workers; the market produces them.
In this industrious backbone of the state, which alone produces a quarter of the nation's food and 40% of its fruits and nuts, temperatures are too high, the rainfall too low, the farms too large.
Much in the way DJ Earworm produces his yearly "United State of Pop" mashup, one industrious YouTube user has brought us a supercut of every movie trailer released in 2013.
While it springs from a renewed focus on Verrocchio as a painter and the influence he exerted on the young Leonardo, the Gallery's exhibition also investigates the collaborative nature of sculptures produced in what must have been a large and industrious workshop.
But it also represents the people of today: industrious, progressive, creative and innovative, a diverse group of people who have produced one of the strongest economies in the world providing technology, entertainment and sustenance.
