Sentence examples for skillful painter from inspiring English sources

Recording his death, the notary of Bruges described him as "the most skillful painter in the whole of Christendom".

Like many a meteoric fiction writer, Fischl used up his strongest stories early on, even as he became a more skillful painter.

A skillful painter and canny conceptualist, Ms. Feinstein used to toy with conventions of abstraction, as when, to subversively feminist effect, she extrapolated the pattern of a dish towel glued to canvas into a Modernist grid.

As a therapeutic technique, Bartok, a skillful painter and the author of numerous children's books, began to construct a memory palace for herself, a series of paintings (reproduced in the book) evoking the mental landscape of her childhood, and to write this story.

Jan van Goyen, Gerrit Berckheyde, Jan van der Heyden, Jacob van Ruisdael and other preternaturally skillful painters created vividly realistic yet idyllic images that made their cities seem like parcels of heaven on earth.

The display of 48 paintings, 22 maps and assorted atlases and printed books includes works by Jan van Goyen, Gerrit Berckheyde, Jan van der Heyden, Jacob van Ruisdael and other preternaturally skillful painters of intensely realistic yet idyllic images of cities and towns viewed from far and near.

Or are they skillful equivalents of a painter's self-portrait or a film about Hollywood?

(Rosenberg) WAYNE THIEBAUD: 'THE FIGURE' While best known for his Pop-realist paintings of food products, Mr. Thiebaud has also been a skillful and innovative figure painter, as this fine show of paintings and drawings dating from 1963 to 1992 demonstrates.

I have always appreciated skillful 19th century academic painters, and for this reason I studied (for a short while) at Angel Academy of Art in Italy as well as at Angela Cunningham's Fine Art Studio in North Carolina.

With a skillful but not too fussy realist touch, this Scottish painter creates small, old masterish pictures of laves of bread.

Painters are known for their delicate and skillful strokes with a paintbrush not a scalpel.