Sentence examples for principal master from inspiring English sources

The major difficulty is that Jan's masterpiece, The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb altarpiece, has a wholly questionable inscription that introduces Hubert van Eyck as its principal master.

Bermejo moved to Barcelona in the mid 1480s, where he collaborated with Jaime Huguet, the principal master of Catalan Gothic painting.

Newport was elevated to the rank of principal master of the Royal Navy in 1606, the same year that he was chosen by the Virginia Company to lead a colonizing mission to the New World.

C. 1685 Bridlington, England April 12, 1748 London, England William Kent, (born c. 1685, Bridlington, Yorkshire, Eng. died April 12, 1748, London), English architect, interior designer, landscape gardener, and painter, a principal master of the Palladian architectural style in England and pioneer in the creation of the "informal" English garden.

His building projects were concentrated in Edinburgh, where, from 1637, he served as principal master mason to the city.

During the 16th century in Italy the cast medal continued in favour, and Leone Leoni (1509 90) of Milan and Pier Paolo Galeotti were its principal masters.

— Tiger Woods Robert T. Jones Jr. Jackck W. Nicklaus Fanciful as it seems, Tiger Woods's principal Masters competition this week comes not so much from the present, and the 93 other golfers in it.

The sheer scale of the agency's ambition is reflected in the titles of its two principal components: Mastering the Internet and Global Telecoms Exploitation, aimed at scooping up as much online and telephone traffic as possible.

Having picked up the guitar for the first time a year earlier with the principal goal of mastering this beautiful, deceptively complex tune, which was written by a wayward genius called Davy Graham, I think I've got it down pretty good.

But the movie was being anticipated more for Meryl Streep's performance as Ms. Child than for any particular interest in Ms. Child, the principal author of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," who died in 2004.

Be provosts, masters, principals, vice-chancellors, rectors, deans, registrars, bursars.