Sentence examples for the leading master from inspiring English sources

(born c. 1615, Utrecht, Netherlands buried August 9, 1652, Utrecht) Baroque painter and etcher, the leading master of the "Italianate" trend of Dutch landscape painting in the 17th century.

Of the Venetian artists, Dürer now most admired Bellini, the leading master of Venetian early Renaissance painting, who, in his later works, completed the transition to the High Renaissance.

By the time Annibale collaborated with the other two Carracci on frescoes in the Palazzo Magnani (now the Palazzo Salem; 1588 90) and two other noble houses in Bologna, he had become the leading master among them.

Colvin describes Mylne as "the leading master of the last phase of Scottish mannerism".

In 1912 Popova met some of the leading masters of the Moscow avant-garde gathered around Vladimir Tatlin, and for some time she worked at his studio, together with Nadezhda Udaltsova, with whom she was to develop a close friendship, and Aleksandr Vesnin (see Vesnin brothers).

Johann Caspar von Kerll, (born April 9, 1627, Adorf, Saxony died Feb. 13, 1693, Munich), organist and leading master of the middle-Baroque generation of south-German Catholic composers.

April 9, 1627 Adorf, Germany February 13 , 1693Munich, Germany Johann Caspar von Kerll, (born April 9, 1627, Adorf, Saxony died Feb. 13, 1693, Munich), organist and leading master of the middle-Baroque generation of south-German Catholic composers.

The International Style, with Mies its acknowledged leading master, reached its zenith at this time.

The book, recommended by both Microsoft CEO Bill Gates and stock market maven Warren Buffet, was long out of print until last summer, when the fact that it had been read by and admired by two of the world's leading masters of the universe went public.

Most of the world's leading masters, even Capablanca and Tarrasch, had tried Hypermodern openings.

Only through a meticulous evaluation of the documents were scholars able to reconstruct Rogier's work and to restore the reputation of one of the 15th century's leading masters.