Sentence examples for later copy from inspiring English sources

But other art experts are highly sceptical and contend the work is more likely to be a later copy.

Wedding Dance in the Open Air had previously been catalogued not even as a studio work but as a lowly later copy.

If you put a 16th-century one next to a later copy, you can see the original was done by inspiration and not imitation.

Despite being signed by Rembrandt and dated 1635, when he was 29, the painting was thought to be a later copy, or at best the work of a pupil.

The painting was uninspired — Foley thought it "a really bad picture" — and he said that while it might be a portrait of Jane Grey, he also believed that it was a later copy of a contemporary portrait.

It was only in the 19th and 20th centuries that the painting's provenance was changed, he said, with historians coming to believe it to be a later copy by Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo, Velázquez's son-in-law and successor as painter to the royal court.

There is no Truth Commission, of the kind pioneered by El Salvador and later copied by South Africa.

Eleven days later copies of Jacqui Smith's expense receipts were published in Sunday Express.

The practice seems hardly to have survived the Kangxi period, except for deliberately made later copies.

Brett waggled low, a pendulum movement later copied by Mark McGwire (left), albeit from the opposite side of the plate.

1922 Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich gave his lover Coco Chanel the Romanov pearls that she later copied.