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Voltaire called Racine's Phèdre the "masterpiece of the human mind".

"I almost think a feather is the masterpiece of nature".

And the masterpiece of our containment, if we ponder it?

The masterpiece of the group is the Grimani Breviary (c. 1515; Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, Venice).

The Doves Bible (1903 05) is considered the masterpiece of the press.

Lesure describes "Pelléas et Mélisande," first performed in 1902, as the "masterpiece of French Symbolism".

The masterpiece of the menu is "Pork Belly," a lardy glory.

Three Women (1921) is considered to be the masterpiece of Léger's mechanical period.

Swamp, the high point of the evening, is reclaimed as the masterpiece of Clark's youth.

The masterpiece of recluse Pontormo is his Deposition, inside Santa Felicita.

Voltaire, who quite often got things right, thought Phèdre was "the masterpiece of the human mind".