It was presentation more than content at Frieze Masters that got people talking.
"It's very special because of the great masters that went before us," she said.
It was exactly this kind of allusion to past masters that riled the critics in the first place.
But those putts did not go in, and Singh won in a Masters that was more methodical than melodramatic.
Fencing was first supported in England by Henry VIII, who, sometime before 1540, granted letters patent to several fencing masters that allowed them to teach there.
Is it any surprise that Poulter, McIlroy and contemporaries Luke Donald, Lee Westwood and Graeme McDowell are fashionable picks to win the 2011 Masters that begins Thursday?
The Medici family was equally notable in its patronage of the arts, supporting projects by a list of masters that included Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and Cellini.
It is largely the work of these artists, under the guidance of Athenian masters, that determined what is now recognized as the high Classical style.
Eventually, these humans either collapse dead of overwork or kill themselves in a final submission to the Masters that is called "Happy Release".
As punishment, Soviet officials suspended Mr. Bronstein's monthly stipend, a wage paid to all top Soviet masters that allowed them to devote themselves full time to chess.
Why are there so many 16th- and 17th-century Dutch paintings by minor masters that look as though they are made of shiny plastic?
