The phrase "masterful work" is a correct and common expression in written English.
It is used to describe something that is done or created with skill, mastery, and expertise. Example: "The artist's latest painting is a masterful work of art, showcasing her incredible talent and attention to detail."
They are the masterful work of UK artist Peter Strain.
Kehlmann's masterful work is rare in Berlin literature, being learned, entertaining and a worldwide bestseller.
This whole court history is just a wonderful, masterful work of prose.
A brilliant and masterful work that forces one to reconsider essential aspects of modernities, obsessions, and representations.
I'd heard about his masterful work in Dayton and his banging of the heads of the Bosnian and Serbian and Croatian leaders until they came to a deal.
Though much-damaged by restoration, it remains a masterful work of early Gothic sculpture, with its slender figures and supple drapery.
He was simply masterful, working the strike, hitting perfectly fashioned shots to the boundary and, in his shadow, his young accomplice slowly grew in authority.
It's one of the choreographer's most masterful works, a deft adaptation of the late Shakespeare play that hinges on questions of jealousy, mistaken identity, and magical transformation.
Look to the new, but make time for old favorites too. 4 p.m. 1. HOUSES OF GAUDí Strolling the city's grand, leafy boulevards is itself a pleasure, but simultaneously sampling, albeit superficially, some of the masterful works by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí makes a walking tour even more marvelous.
His most masterful works in prose are the lively and elegant dialogues Côrte na Aldeia (1619; "Village Court"), in which a young noble, a student, a wealthy gentleman, and a man of letters discuss manners, philosophy, social questions, and especially literary style.
Like those of her male contemporaries, Plautilla Nelli's Biblical paintings were masterful works of beauty, but, in a tale as old as patriarchy itself, she was written out of every Renaissance history book, dismissed as just another nun with a paintbrush.
