Sentence examples for painting apprentice from inspiring English sources

Set in Boston during the summer of 1764, against the backdrop of the colonies' increasing discontent, the novel imagines the lives of Stewart Jameson, a swashbuckling Scottish portrait painter, and Fanny Easton, a young woman whose circumstances have forced her into disguise in order to serve as his painting apprentice.

Vasari calls the painting an apprentice piece, done under the tutelage of Domenico Ghirlandaio after Michelangelo had entered Ghirlandaio's Florentine studio in 1488.

This mural was painted by 12 apprentice students under patronage of the Gerard Sekoto Foundation.

Art historians have observed that Renaissance artists sometimes painted the heads and hands of their figures, and gave all the rest of the painting to their apprentices.

Experts argue that da Vinci was well-versed in how light reflects and refracts, and the omission is a rookie mistake, indicating it may have been painted by an apprentice.

As a boy he attended Latin school and was enrolled at the University of Leiden, although according to a contemporary he had a greater inclination towards painting; he was soon apprenticed to a Leiden history painter, Jacob van Swanenburgh, with whom he spent three years.

From an early age I was a die-hard musical-theater fan: appearing in every possible school play, attending shows on, off and off Off Broadway; painting sets as a teenage apprentice at the Goodspeed theater in Connecticut; performing after high school graduation as a member of a touring summer stock company.

Crace's original wallpaper – a British imitation of Japanese paper, that itself imitated Spanish tooled leather – was lightened by a 14-year-old apprentice who hand-painted in a cream background.

Like many children of his day, he learned early how to grind pigments for painting, and soon he was apprenticed to a good studio in Milan.

Though first apprenticed as a stonecutter, his father's trade, he showed such a marked interest in painting that in his 14th year he was apprenticed to a painter named Antonio Badile, whose daughter Elena he later married.

A recently dumped painting student heads north to works as an apprentice to a Nordic master; the master is a reclusive descendant of the nomadic Sami reindeer hunters.