While the Beckettians are here to venerate the master and his works – concentrated, intense, elliptical – I have come for the chess, which is why on Sunday afternoon I find myself in the high street playing a game on a giant chess set against the man who created it, local sculptor Alan Milligan.
While the Beckettians are here to venerate the master and his works – concentrated, intense, elliptical – I have come for the chess, which is why on Sunday afternoon I find myself in the high street playing a game on a giant chess set against the man who created it, local sculptor Alan Milligan.
In the name of rationalism and orthodoxy, some contest the ability of masters of talismanic knowledge to guide believers in navigating existential uncertainties, but many people continue to venerate such masters.
HIROSHI SUGIMOTO is often venerated as a Zen master of film photography.
In the mid-19th century Camille Corot venerated Poussin as a master of Classical landscape, and later in the century Georges Seurat and Paul Cézanne rightly saw him as one of the supreme masters of abstract formal design.
The great interpretations seem to me to have in common a faint rough-hewn quality -- a warmth, even a slight burr and a solidity -- that comes out especially in the playing of Czech musicians, who grew up venerating this nationalist master.
She continues: Not only are Christians and Muslims kamikazes, but they venerate the same masters of martyrdom.
He despised his father's weakness for drink and compromise, and venerated the Führer for rebuilding the economy, championing sport and marshalling a master race.
Already at his death, Poussin was venerated among French painters and theorists for having revived the tradition of the ancients and of the great masters of the Renaissance.
