Sentence examples for master works that from inspiring English sources

All three are on view, along with the old master works that inspired them.

Strata #4 visually augments four classic works Rubens' Martyrdom of St. Catherine (1615), The Ecstasy of Mary Magdalene, (1619) The Descent from the Cross (1617), and Van Dyck's Christ on the Cross (1628)—religious inspired master works that have become regarded as "icons of perfection".

"The Country House" is an explicit homage to the Russian master, a work that braids character types and situations from both "The Seagull" and "Uncle Vanya".

The concept here is different: to dig deep into the repertories of familiar masters, locating unusual and neglected works that help put the masterpieces in context.

Mr. Schreier was so thorough a master of these works that he also sang the tenor arias and, on occasion, conducted as well.

It is surprising at first to learn that Flaubert was Kafka's favourite writer, yet Kafka, as a moment's reflection will show, was every bit as strong a realist as the author of Madame Bovary or (the master's work that Kafka most admired) L'Éducation sentimentale.

The goal is to draw up a master plan detailing work that needs to be done.

It was in the course of doing my master's degree work that I discovered yet another link--the one between the social sciences and biology.

Forgoing the basic biographical information, let me quickly share a few important things to remember about the master and his work that might not appear elsewhere. .

One is demonstrated leadership — has somebody shown that they have mastered the work, that they can lead people and lead organizations?

Whatever the answer to this conundrum, "second rate" is not a description Elgarians like to see applied to the master's works, even with works that few would argue are among the composer's first-rated work.