What the gallerists have cunningly done is to create an alluring stage for works of art this modern master made in his prolific old age.
Mediocre old paintings, from the prolific Dutch Golden Age, were cheaply available, as grounds to paint on; but the overnight creation of a convincingly antique paint surface was a challenge.
Precocious and prolific, from the age of 14 he signed the name Rubén Darío to his poems and stories of love, heroism, and adventure, which, although imitative in form, showed a strikingly vivid imagination.
He was the most prolific architect of his age, and possibly of all time, and also the most unsung.
Not that he's anything like Jackson, of course, apart from being talented and prolific from a young age.
Conor Oberst, a 20-year-old Omaha native, is a Mozart in this world, a prolific recording artist since age 14.
The text seems to be poetry, poetry in funny shapes, and, glimpsed from this angle, the reader snaps into focus: he is Alastair Reid, from many a New Yorker page and age, the prolific poet, scribbler, and Scottish sage.
In this age of prolific food photography and Instagramming, it's no surprise that the gooseberry has fallen out of favour – these fat little berries aren't the most attractive fruit.
Least likely to say: "We see well only with the heart" (Saint-Exupéry) Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet) A caustic and playful writer whose Candide savaged the complacent optimism of his age; his prolific oeuvre embodied the 18th-century ideals of enlightened despotism, cosmopolitan elitism and cultural elevation; he campaigned vigorously for religious toleration.
Richard Rainwater got his start as a prolific Texan investor at age 26 managing assets and making billions for the Bass family in the 1970s.
