Sentence examples similar to salon success from inspiring English sources

Many Nepalese women who have thrived in New York's salon industry credit their success to Mohan Gyawali, who was an engineer in Nepal and now runs two salons in western Queens.

As a result Manet painted Le Bon Bock (1873; "The Good Pint"), which achieved considerable success at the Salon exhibition of 1873.

He had an immense success at the Salon of 1820 with Isabey's Boat, a drawing of himself and his family.

After the original painting's success at the Salon of 1857, Goupil published a series of reproductions over the course of two decades.

A nude portrait of the model Kiki de Montparnasse set against an ivory background (Reclining Nude with Toile de Jouy) that he showed at the 1922 Salon d'Automne was a runaway success and led to a hugely lucrative decade for Fujita.

Which makes the success of the Salon even more important.

Catapulting to success, he opened salons throughout Europe (including Moscow) and in the United States New Yorkk City and Chicago).

The pattern of Salon's layoffs reflected its competitors' success.

Chassériau's immediate success at the Paris Salon of 1836 was confirmed three years later by a Venus and his "Suzanne," both in the Louvre.

He scored his first great success at the Paris Salon of 1861 and afterward was a regular exhibitor, receiving his first medal in 1886 for "Evening in the Roman Campagna," chosen for the Luxembourg Gallery, Paris.

"If you've hit the salon in L.A., you've become a success," Kelley said with a laugh.