Sentence examples for mistress artists from inspiring English sources

1904 First long-term mistress, artists' model Fernande Olivier.

She was a satirist who knew America through and through -- the small-town meanness and sweetness of the Midwest; the big cities from Chicago to New York; the businessmen, wives, mistresses, artists and hangers-on who glad-hand, social climb and daydream their way through life.

New Orleans artist Mistress' recent mix for Halcyon Veil explored an array of menacingly oneiric melodies and tense, steamy atmospheres, while Copenhagen artist Why Be's promises to keep you "well fed in a world of trash".

Today, the role of the mistress in an artist's life seems to have become synonymous with that of a muse – and certainly many mistresses were muses.

Mistress Dee, an artist and pro domme in New York, "lives in fear of the day" when her two worlds collide.

(She might, the label suggests, be the artist's mistress).

In real life, Weinberg's co-con-artist and mistress was a British woman called Evelyn Knight.

"Some people have thought she was a courtesan, others a bride or the artist's mistress".

"Figure," a Surrealist portrait of the artist's mistress Marie-Thérèse Walter painted in Cannes during the summer of 1927, was estimated at $10 million to $12 million.

Five bidders tried hard to take home the decorative portrait of the artist's mistress Dora Maar.

Mr. Cohen originally had a deal in 2006 to buy the painting, which depicts the artist's mistress, Marie-Thérèse Marie-Thérèse Walter asleepin.