Sentence examples for realistic masterpiece from inspiring English sources

Wu Jingzi satirized the 18th-century literati in a realistic masterpiece, Rulin waishi (c. 1750; "Unofficial History of the Literati"; Eng. trans. The Scholars), 55 chapters loosely strung together in the manner of a picaresque romance.

August Everding's grandly realistic 1974 production of Mussorgsky's masterpiece has returned to the Met after six years' absence.

August Everding's grandly realistic 1974 production of Mussorgsky's masterpiece has returned to the Met after a six-year absence.

December 12 , 1821Rouen, France May 8, 1880 Croisset, France Gustave Flaubert, (born December 12 , 1821 Rouen, France died May 8 , 1880 Croisset) novelist regarded as the prime mover of the realist school of French literature and best known for his masterpiece, Madame Bovary (1857), a realistic portrayal of bourgeois life, which led to a trial on charges of the novel's alleged immorality.

Realistic drama in Spain produced few masterpieces but established a bourgeois comedy of manners further developed in the 20th century.

The resulting show of 19 artists exhibits a wide range of works, from cartoon-like figurines, to small-scale architectural masterpieces, to even eerily realistic human faces. .

However incomplete the interpretation, it was the moving rendering of Williams' masterpiece since Van Hove's harrowing anti-realistic staging with the aptly named Marvel dominating her production with the same fearless emotional command as the equally marvelous Fleming.   .

It failed to produce a masterpiece, perhaps because the form of the realistic novel must be moderately distorted to make it suitable for children.

During the same period he wrote his masterpiece, Karl und Anna (1926; Carl and Anna), a realistic, if sentimental, account of a soldier who seduces his comrade's wife.

The upshot is his masterpiece, a brilliant marriage of the sensational and the realistic.

The analysis of passion and the dramatic conflict that lust unleashes attain great psychological intensity in this early masterpiece of Spanish prose, sometimes considered Spain's first realistic novel.