Sentence examples for poor artist from inspiring English sources

Writer, who lived her childhood in New England, came from poor artist parents.

Her parents disapproved of her moving in with a poor artist, she said, so "they cut me off".

He then bought the first Picasso at quadruple the price that the poor artist had hoped it might fetch.

The love story involving a poor artist (Mr. DiCpario) and an unhappy rich young woman (Ms. Winslett) was called sappy by some critics.

"I was a poor artist and therapy costs money, and it looked like an easy way to get what I needed," one said.

The New Yorker, July 28 , 1962P. 20 Writer, who lived her childhood in New England, came from poor artist parents.

Only the poor: artists, Puerto Ricans who can't afford to move... and rich Europeans... inhabit this city.

This condition pertains with special poignance to a sphere in which the rich (collectors, patrons) and the relatively poor (artists, intellectuals) intermingle.

Michou sees himself as a symbol of Montmartre's glory days, when poor artists and writers were celebrated and everyone in the neighborhood knew everyone else by name.

Also, OK, it might be a bit mean to the poor artists churning the stuff out, 90% of whom would be thrown to the wolves.

It's common among anti-copyright campaigners to portray the music industry as a bunch of big corporations sucking the life out of poor artists.