Sentence examples for the lucian from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A sophist who was of Syrian origin.
The Lucian Freud retrospective is at the Museum of Contempory Art, 250 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, (213) 621-1741, through May 25.
The Lucian Freud show, which came to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in late 1993, gave Bowery the kind of high-art legitimacy he lacked.
The Lucian Freud portraits sold more than 200,000 tickets at the National Portrait Gallery, and more than 40% of the visitors to the first productions in the Royal Shakespeare Company season have also been first-timers.
Bob Dylan is not only the Keats of rock'n'roll but the Lucian Freud as well.
Cinematic father, the Lucian character, exists only in conversation as the financial supporter of the wandering tribe.
The show celebrates a significant national inheritance, for it is the Lucian Freud collection of Auerbach's paintings and drawings.
If so, then hey you, celebrity, stand up for the Lucians!
He was acquainted with the satirist Lucian, the historian of philosophy Diogenes Laërtius, the Athenian writer and educational theorist Isocrates, and six dialogues of Plato.
In Greek, too, the best work was in satire, the comic prose dialogues of the Syrian Lucian being the most noteworthy and original literary creations of the period.
She got them both, in the settings, installed by Herbert Schmidt, manager of the Met's Design Department, and the designer Lucian Leone, and in the displays, themselves.
"It was thrilling to pick these images up, hold them and read the captions," the photographer Lucian Perkins said.
