The disparate elements of Ms. Olbert's painting are initially intriguing and seductive, if only for the skill of execution.
The New Yorkers' accompaniments were notable more for skill of execution (the dynamics exceptionally well-calibrated by Gilbert), than for much sense of warmth.
Published from about 1826 to 1833, this famous series (including supplements, a total of 46 colour prints) marked a summit in the history of the Japanese landscape print; in grandeur of concept and skill of execution there was little approaching it before and nothing to surpass it later even in the work of Hokusai's famed late contemporary Hiroshige.
Look around in your neighborhood for freshness, variety, skill of execution, then anoint one as "your" sushi bar.
Lorne Campbell describes the tiny figure of the woman seen through the window and her reflection in the water as "small miracles of painting", and says that "the attention to detail far exceeds that of Jan van Eyck and the skill of execution is astounding".
The point of a magic trick, after all, is not the content, whatever that might be, but the ingenuity of its conceit and the skill of its execution.
It was a bizarre occasion, breathtaking in the skill of its execution and at the same utterly bewildering in its musical and dramatic intentions, especially when one remembered that this was a work planned to be part of an opera.
But his goal here was of a skill and beauty of execution to dispel even the stickiest of preconceptions about a player who must surely now rank as Australia's best ever.
Mengs, after a long and detailed study of the paintings of Pompeii and Herculaneum, concluded that such paintings could not be but frescoes painted with buon fresco by painters who had to have a unique skill and speed of execution.
The training days focus on refreshing and/or increasing professional skills regarding execution of the COTiD program and skills regarding promotion of the COTiD program.
