Sentence examples for true masterpiece from inspiring English sources

But her apartment may be her one true masterpiece.

Here is a true masterpiece: the 17th-century Spanish artist José de Ribera's painting of Aristotle.

It is worthy of any great museum and a true masterpiece of the highest order.

Malick took his time with this, his one true masterpiece, and so should you.

"It is a beautiful home, a true masterpiece that holds treasures inside and out," he said.

The cover itself is a true masterpiece and it draws you in.

His pastels recording the real lives of his women friends are his true masterpieces.

These tattoos represent type­-play at its most challengingly inventive, and are true masterpieces of the lettering art.

The likeness of James Lloyd, however, is light stuff compared with a couple of true masterpieces that Constable painted within the next two or three years.

The triumph of this exhibition was to get some of his true masterpieces, from places like the Rijksmuseum and Kenwood House, and confront the visitor with paintings as strange and moving as his vision of Bathsheba from the Louvre.

Made at a moment when Indian art was intertwined with that of ancient Greece through the influence of Alexander the Great, the Bamiyan Buddhas were not just curiosities or monuments but true masterpieces.