Sentence examples for prolific workshop from inspiring English sources

Elevated to master status in Wurzburg in 1485, he established a prolific workshop that maintained for nearly 40 years an unusually high level of quality and consistent aesthetic character.

He has already determined that at least one mahogany dresser at Winterthur, formerly ascribed to a Salem woodworker named Henry Rust, almost certainly came from Gould's prolific workshop instead.

With a prolific workshop, so well coached that its authorship can be hard to distinguish from his own, and with businesses in real estate, publishing, and a liquor-licensed pharmacy, Cranach became one of the richest men in the Lutheran stronghold of Saxony.

His prolific workshop produced religious and secular art for the Catholic Church and the social elite.

Also on display are works from Veronese's prolific Venice workshop -- a family operation that employed his brother, Benedetto Caliari, and sons, Carlo and Gabriele.

Ghirlandaio and Perugino were both prolific and ran large workshops.

Using an approach that mirrors the master-apprentice workshops of Michelangelo, Rubens – and, today, Damien Hirst – the workshop will have a prolific output, producing each frame in just 40 minutes.

In Germany the later 15th century is dominated by the prolific activity of Peter Hemmel von Andlau (active 1430 1500) and his workshop.

Scholars have searched mostly in vain for paperwork from his workshop and newspaper accounts of his prolific output of chiming clocks in walnut and mahogany cases.

Many of these were created in tempera or glazed terracotta by the workshops of Filippo Lippi, Verrocchio and the prolific della Robbia family.

Among Kepes's colleagues was Muriel Cooper, who taught and mentored many of today's most prolific software designers, including John Maeda and Lisa Strausfeld, at M.I.T.'s Visible Language Workshop during the 1970s and '80s.