He began to write precociously, & wrote about a precocious past.
A precociously gifted student, Schiele soon attracted the attention of Gustav Klimt, the pre-eminent artist of the Secession movement – an artistic revolution that covered many art forms, all driven by the basic aim of rejecting Beaux-Arts classicism and stuffy Salon mediocrity.
A HUNDRED years ago Carlos Chagas, a young Brazilian doctor, precociously pulled off the unique feat of completely describing a previously unknown disease.
WHEN the British and French empires were at their height, imperial service often provided an outlet for the talents of precociously clever ethnographers, social anthropologists and scholars of religion.
She has embraced modern dance and is thrilling audiences all over the world in edgy pieces that more hidebound colleagues might shun.A precociously brilliant star at the Paris Opéra, Ms Guillem defected to the Royal Ballet in London's Covent Garden in 1989.
In the midst of it all are two little girls, precociously aware of the dramas swirling around them, left crying on the pavement when their mother is snatched from their home to join their father in jail.
An investigation into his death revealed a precociously gifted athlete with an apparently insatiable appetite for women, alcohol and guns.Mr Canova says the marathon world record is "soft", and will be broken this year.
Luke (2 41 52) states that Jesus as a child was precociously learned, but there is no other evidence of his childhood or early life.
As a young child Glyn read widely and precociously in her family library.
Bulbs enable many common garden ornamentals, such as the narcissus, tulip, and hyacinth, to produce their flowers rapidly, almost precociously, in early spring when growing conditions are favourable.
Cossiga, who died on Tuesday aged 82 after suffering for years from cancer and depression, was one of the most precociously brilliant politicians of post-war Italy.
