The novelist Francine Prose, in The New York Times Book Review, declared both works masterpieces and their author a genius.
"The work of masterpiece quality has fetched very high prices".
Mr. Soultanian, the conservator responsible for European sculpture at the Met, calls the work "a masterpiece".
The cup of coffee blunted the listeners' critical faculties and made them declare my work a masterpiece.
The format of string quartet with an extra viola was unusual when Mozart composed this work, a masterpiece of restless character and symphonic breadth.
But, in the emotionally charged, chorale-like interludes, Lang, like Bach, allows us to acknowledge and respond to the girl's suffering; it is this unsettling alternation of styles that makes the work a masterpiece.
A second Dickens' work, the masterpiece he considered his best, Great Expectations, is being adapted into a streamlined 90-minute show for the Abingdon Theater Company.
You don't need to be careless when making an ATC, but there's no need to work your masterpiece in miniature, either.
Even better is one of Leyster's last surviving works, her masterpiece, "Young Flute Player" (circa 1635).
Soaring prices for works of masterpiece quality made them too costly to insure, we were told, and it was getting harder and harder to find corporate, governmental, or private sponsors to underwrite the transportation and other costs.
