Sentence examples for prominent painter from inspiring English sources

He also shared stylistic affinities with Hendrik Goltzius, another prominent painter in Haarlem.

Her father, Marek, a prominent painter and sculptor, and her mother, Guina Pinkus, a novelist and poet, were Jews from Poland.

Among the many dead was Carel Fabritius, the city's most prominent painter, a pupil of Rembrandt and perhaps even Vermeer's teacher.

Josetsu was associated with the Shōkoku-ji (in present Kyōto), where his pupil, the prominent painter Tenshō Shūbun (flourished early mid-15th cearly mid-15thesided.

"Artists are horrified that the trustees are prepared to destroy the museum to accommodate Lowry's vision," said one prominent painter familiar with the collective thinking of his peers.

"It takes decades to build up the reputation of a museum but moments to tear it down," says the prominent painter.

His conversion notwithstanding, Rubens received a classical and humanist education and also an artistic training under three of Antwerp's most prominent painters.

An experiment of interest was the production of a series of glass sculptures from sketches and models commissioned by the dealer Egidio Constantini from internationally prominent painters and other artists.

The patriarch, Paul, worked for Haviland; Delphine, his daughter, and Gabriel, his grandson, became prominent painters; and Rodin eventually bought Delphine's studio and kept her seascape murals there.

Prominent painters were afforded the social status of scholars and courtiers; they signed their work, decided its design and often its subject and imagery, and established a more personal if not always amicable relationship with their patrons.

In the United States, after the turn of the 20th century, most of the prominent painters became fairly active printmakers: George Wesley Bellows, in lithography; John Sloan and Reginald Marsh, in etching; Milton Avery, in drypoint and a large number of monoprints; and Stuart Davis, in colour lithography.