Sentence examples for masterful artist from inspiring English sources

"There are many significant artworks which harbour long-standing questions related to attribution, authenticity or simply our desire to understand the hand of a masterful artist," he said.

In his palace at Nineveh the long rows of hunting scenes show what a masterful artist can accomplish in bas-relief; with these reliefs Assyrian art reached its peak.

Haeckel, who is best known for developing the theory of recapitulation ("ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny"), was also a masterful artist, and his illustrated studies of everything from jellyfish to moths and praying mantids, executed with painstaking precision, reveal a natural world that is utterly mystifying and complex.

For the past 70 years, the masterful artist has worked to construct three-dimensional worlds ― technically finite yet aesthetically fathomless ― that invite others to join her in shedding the ego and bathing in the infinite everything. .

Citing New York as a city that "fiercely defends the right of all people to express themselves," Mr. Bloomberg called Mr. Ai "one of the most talented, respected and masterful artists of our time".

Speaking to a rain-sodden crowd, Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York, called Mr Ai "one of the most talented, respected and masterful artists of our time" (though he was also quick to note that "there is much to admire about China and the great Chinese people").

Johan Cruyff, the masterful Dutch artist, was on his way to England.

What we will see over the months ahead – only 459 days and 11 debates to go – is the stress-testing and purification of the most masterful con artist, the person who is the most authentic fraud.

Sam Cooke, like Ray Charles and a few others, was one our our masterful crossover artists.

His handcrafted audio-hardware sculptures are built from things like plywood, duct tape, batteries, and foam core, an indication of the artist's masterful ability to draw art out of everyday objects.

The artist's masterful technique is rivaled only by the dignity of the scene: gently handing down a prized possession, a music lesson, a life lesson.