Sentence examples for precocious artist from inspiring English sources

Ms. Baer was a forcefully precocious artist from the start.

It covers the first half of Hockney's life, and is largely the story of a precocious artist who became famous in the '60s as an exponent of Britain's newly ascendant Pop Art movement.

Also on display is a copy of the book "Mitsou," which the precocious artist illustrated at age 11, and a charming small painting of a fully clothed girl from 1932 (Johnson).

Richard, already a precocious artist, finds himself squeezed between his bright yet unnervingly seductive mother, Lotte, and his younger brother, Bartie, who is, to put it bluntly and inadequately, mentally ill.

None of us was quite sure what to expect when James Prosek, the precocious artist identified as a "national treasure" by Tom Brokaw, and hailed by many as the "heir to Audubon," agreed to come saltwater fly-fishing with us during the annual east end of Long Island Octoberfest of bluefish, striped bass and false albacore.

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The struggle, as is often the way with precocious artists, was to come later in life, when he was unpredictable in his choice of subject (Ancient Egypt, the life of Christ, Picasso) for books that were either too fat or too thin.

This precocious British artist works in a light, frothy mode that might be called postmodern rococo.

A lithe and agile performer with a Ben Vereen smile and the slithery, piping tenor of a precocious con artist, he's perfect for the role of Ham, a shoeshine man with highfalutin dreams, a self-styled ladies' man who likes to use his full name, Hamlet Hitchcock Jones.

After making his name in Antwerp as a precocious young artist with an eye to the good life, he traveled first to London, where he painted a portrait of the Earl of Arundel, and then to Italy, where he painted numerous oils of aristocrats and their children as well as religious works.

He writes, "Like so many precocious young artists, Woodman's primary subject was herself, a convenient, malleable model, happy to pose in the nude.